All men invited to attend Band of Brothers today. Even if you're not a regular participant on Friday mornings we encourage you to join us this week.
Carey Casey is our guest speaker for today only.

Carey Casey is the Ambassador for Fathers with the Kansas City-based National Center for Fathering (NCF). He is author of the book Championship Fathering: How to Win at Being a Dad (2009) and general editor of The 21-Day Dad’s Challenge (2011). Casey has earned a reputation as a dynamic communicator, especially on the topic of men being good fathers. He’s known as a compassionate ambassador, particularly within the American sports community.

• Carey serves on the White House Task Force on Fatherhood and Healthy Families.
• 18 years in various roles with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
• Chaplain for 1988 Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea
• Chaplain for the Dallas Cowboys under Hall of Fame Coach Tom Landry.
• Chaplain for the Kansas City Chiefs.
• Co-pastored of Lawndale Community Church in Chicago’s inner city.
• Lecturer at the World Congress on Sports, the college football Senior Bowl, the National Association of Basketball Coaches Convention at the Final Four, and the Super Bowl.
• Carey played in the 1971 Virginia State Championship football game — the game later dramatized in the award-winning movie, Remember the Titans. Carey is still friends with former Titans coach Herman Boone and many of the people portrayed in the movie.
• Running back for the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill ACC Conference Championship in 1977. 

Carey and his wife, Melanie, are parents of four children, have nine grandchildren, and live in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.