The purpose of the Breakfast is to create and maintain, for the Glory of God and the public benefit, a forum for united action by those who acknowledge God’s revelation in Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures by:

• Calling the people of Scotland to prayer and the study of Christian scriptures;

• Encouraging the prayerful support of those in influence and authority in the nation of Scotland;

• Promoting the Kingdom of Jesus Christ and its values as a model for living in home, work, community and nation.

You can support the Breakfast and its aims by…

• attending the Breakfast

• booking a table of 10

• inviting colleagues and friends

• praying for the work of the Prayer Breakfast

• supporting others who will influence this nation

• encouraging young people to attend

• becoming a Friend of the Breakfast

If you wish to register as a friend of the Prayer Breakfast, which will entitle you to receive regular updates through Breakfast News as well as an invitation to the annual Prayer Breakfast, please enter your email address in the “Join our mailing list” section, on the right hand side of the page or use the “contact” page to get in touch.

NPBS is a registered charity (SC022447)

• Trustees:
John Deighan
Karen Gillon MSP
Rt Rev James Harkness
Neil Innes
David Laing (Chair)
Rev Fergus Macdonald
Dr Gordon Macdonald
Louise Purvis
Andrew Welsh MSP

• Executive:
Gavin Cargill
John Deighan
Douglas Flett
Derek Gordon (Chair Designate)
Pauline Hurst
Jonathan Innes (Treasurer & Administrator)
Neil Innes (Chair)
Dr Gordon Macdonald
Robert McNab
Anne McIntyre
David Munro
Louise Purvis
Keith Scott
Michael Veitch
Andrew Welsh MSP

Financial statement

The Trustees and Executive of the National Prayer Breakfast for Scotland would like to thank you for your gifts over the last year. We particularly want to thank the Friends of the Breakfast who gave so generously. We know that this is only through our great God and His goodness to us in providing all our needs.

The total income of the Breakfast during the year ending 31st August 2010 was £11,372 and expenditure was £10,371. Of the total income some £2,551 was received in donations from the Friends of the Breakfast. With most gifts being gift aided we received additional income of £972 which was included in this year’s accounts. Whilst we are looking at ways to keep expenditure down, there is also a need to increase our income. Sale of tickets provided about 63% of our income in 2010.

The viability of the National Prayer Breakfast for Scotland continues to be dependent upon your generous financial support. Your donations help us to maintain the ticket price at a reasonable level whilst ensuring the reputation of the Breakfast as a high quality event.

The price per ticket for the Prayer Breakfast planned for 1st June 2011 is £25 per head with a concessionary rate of £18 being available for fulltime students and the unemployed.