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WELCOME

 

Since 1994, the Valley Forge Leadership Prayer Breakfast has been an annual event where respected business, ministry, civil, sports, political, and community leaders come together to fellowship, network, and share the good news of the gospel. This unique event shines a light on accomplished men and women who reflect that light onto Jesus Christ. 

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For 29 years God has used this event to bring people to Himself as they see and hear the testimonies of successful speakers. It moves the hearts of the hearers when powerful people declare their allegiance, submission, and humble need for a relationship with God, through Jesus Christ. Take advantage of this special opportunity to invite, engage, and evangelize with your network.  

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Read more about the history of VFLPB and listen to speaker archives.

Former Keynote Speakers:
 

Kenneth Valentine

Rebekah Gregory

Eric Metaxas

Dave and Jan Dravecky

Chad Williams

Todd Komarnicki

Seth Joyner

William G. “Jerry” Boykin
David Akers

 Reverend-Pastor Dr. Herbert H. Lusk, II

Jeff Niklaus
Honorable B. Vaughn Crigler

 Gary Dornoeffer

Ron Fraser

Fran McGowen

Dr. John & Dr. Pina Templeton

Cal Thomas

Mark Edward Whitacre

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2025 KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Step into the world of elite military service with Jeff Struecker at the 31st Annual Valley Forge Leadership Prayer Breakfast, where he'll share gripping stories from over two decades in the U.S. Army—including the mission behind Black Hawk Down and more than a dozen combat tours. A Ranger Hall of Fame inductee and award-winning author, Jeff brings powerful insights on courage, leadership, and perseverance under pressure.

 

More about the Keynote Speaker

Watch and Listen to Past Speakers

2025 EVENT DETAILS

Friday, November 7th, 2025
Seating/Breakfast 6:45 am
Program 7:30 am
Adjournment before 9 am

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OUR PURPOSE

 

To come together in the true spirit of Jesus Christ, each from his or her own sphere of service, to ask God for wisdom and help, to commit ourselves afresh to high standards of moral integrity and faith. Finally, to cultivate the moral and spiritual character of our area, continuing to preserve our Founding Fathers’ vision of “...One nation under God, Indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all.”

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