The King County Prayer Breakfast
For over nine decades, the King County Prayer Breakfast has united individuals in spiritual support for our region, our civic leaders, and the environments where we reside and work.
We invite you to gather with us on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at the Sheraton Grand Seattle. Together, we will pursue a collective vision: lifting up the prosperity of our 39 diverse cities and every person who calls them home.
As we approach the historic centennial celebration of the King County Prayer Breakfast in 2035, we remain dedicated to honoring this powerful heritage. We are actively inspiring a new generation of leadership and fostering a regional movement of prayer.
“Seek the peace and prosperity of the city... Pray to the Lord for it, because if it prospers, you too will prosper.” ~Jeremiah 29:7
King County Prayer Breakfast
Attend the Breakfast - Reserve your seat and join hundreds of others in prayer for King County.
Host a Table - Gather nine guests and bring your community together around a table.
Become a Partner Sponsor - Invest in the vision and help strengthen the reach and impact of the King County Prayer Breakfast.
Emerging Generations - College students and young professionals are invited to an interactive gathering immediately following the breakfast to explore leadership, faith, and community impact.
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
Location: Sheraton Grand Seattle
Door open: 6:30 a.m.
Breakfast & Keynote: 7:00 - 8:30 a.m.
The Emerging Generations Gathering will follow main event (8:45am) in Cedar Room. Space is limited and registration is required.
Andy Toles carries a rich legacy of faith, relationship, and service in the Seattle community. The son of George Toles, who spent decades gathering business and community leaders around meaningful conversations about faith and Jesus, Andy has carried that relational spirit into his own life and work.
A longtime Seattle attorney and philanthropic leader, Andy has devoted much of his career to generosity, charitable giving, and building high-trust relationships across communities and cultures. He was instrumental in establishing National Christian Foundation Northwest and later helped launch TrustBridge Global Foundation, extending generosity and relationship-building internationally.
Andy also directed A Seattle Story, a film preserving the remarkable history of Abraham Vereide and the prayer movement that began among Seattle civic and business leaders in 1935 - the roots from which the King County Prayer Breakfast ultimately grew.
With both a personal and generational connection to Seattle’s Christian business community, Andy brings a unique perspective on the enduring power of prayer, relationships, and faithful influence from one generation to the next.
Our Purpose
The purpose and vision is to bring together a cross-section of current and emerging leaders to pray for our community. It is also a time to acknowledge God’s guidance in both personal and civic life and to strengthen and reconcile relationships in the spirit of Jesus.
A Legacy of Prayer
The first prayer breakfast in our nation took place in Seattle 90 years ago on April 19, 1935. At that time, the entire world was in great need, as it surely is today. The purpose of these breakfasts is to gather in prayer for our communities and our leaders. It is a time to affirm our faith and trust in God and to seek guidance on behalf of all leaders, regardless of political party or ideology, as they make important decisions that impact every citizen.
Today, our King County Prayer Breakfast is a continuation of that tradition - gathering together around the principles, mission and teachings of Jesus
JOIN OUR MISSION
Partner with Us
Collaborate with us to amplify our impact in King County. Together, we can create meaningful change for our community.
Volunteering
Contribute your time and talents to help us prepare for our annual breakfast. Your dedication is vital to our mission.
Sponsorship
Support our mission through sponsorship. Your investment helps us provide a space for fellowship and prayer in King County.