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Noble to Keynote Prayer Breakfast
March 19,
2013 by in UnCategorized 
By Home Furnishings Business in High Point on March 20, 2013
Jim Noble, who once owned furniture industry favorite restaurant J. Basul Noble in High Point and currently owns four restaurants in North Carolina, will keynote the 19th Annual Furniture Fellowship Breakfast.
The breakfast will be held at 7 a.m. Saturday, April 20 in the International Home Furnishings Center Ballroom on the 11th floor.
If every believer is a minister, then every business is a ministry, said Noble. The Charlotte-based restaurateur actively practices marketplace ministry, as two of his newest restaurants, the Kings Kitchen and The Kings Bakery, donate all profits to help feed the poor in the Charlotte area. Through the non-profit outreach of Restoration Word Ministries founded in 1998 by Noble and his wife, Karen, the restaurants feed nearly 100 impoverished people daily, along with leading them in Bible discipleship classes.
In addition to specializing in new local Southern cuisine at three Charlotte restaurants and one in Winston-Salem, the Nobles started Restoring Place Church with a goal to transform lives and help people get off the streets to live a life of fullness and blessing, Noble said.
Leading in music and worship at the breakfast will be the Rick Webb Family. Celebrating 30 years of gospel music ministry, The Rick Webb Family performs throughout the U.S. and internationally and has been part of the Day of Discovery TV music ministry and International Wesleyan Hour radio ministry for many years.
Industry professionals will present the opening and closing prayers and New Testament and Old Testament Scripture readings as well.
Cost of admission for the breakfast is $25 for an individual, which includes breakfast. A table for 10 people can be purchased for $250 'and a half-table for five people for $125 or individual seats for $25. Participants and companies are encouraged to be General Breakfast Sponsors, making a contribution of $100, $250, $550 or more. In addition to receiving special recognition in the program, sponsorships will be used to contribute to The Kings Kitchen ministry of feeding the poor and also help fund a scholarship for a High Point University student.
For online reservations and payment, please visit here. Participants also may register by contacting Teresa Huffman by e-mail or at 336.888.6281 by April 16.