Foxworthy at New Hope next week
Comedian
Jeff Foxworthy will be the featured speaker at the fourth
annual Wild Game Dinner Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 6 p.m. under
the big tent at New Hope Baptist Church in Fayetteville.
"The
Wild Game Dinner is a great opportunity for folks in our
community to get together and enjoy an evening of great
fun and great fellowship with other Christians,"
said New Hope's Bill Bonner. "This year we're
blessed to have someone of Jeff Foxworthy's talent and
convictions come in and share with us and we're looking
forward to a wonderful event."
Foxworthy
will appear with Tim Cash at the dinner, which will
feature exotic game such as alligator, buffalo, elk, wild
turkey and more. An outreach of the Integrity Men's
Ministry of New Hope, the event is expected to draw more
than 1,500 people from across Fayette County and the
south metro Atlanta area.
A regular
on such programs as "The Tonight Show" and
"The Late Show with David Letterman," Foxworthy
also has two Showtime stand-up specials to his credit,
one resulting in a Cable ACE award nomination. He
received a People's Choice Award for "The Jeff
Foxworthy Show" and has been named TNN's Comedian of
the Year three years running.
The author
of nine best-selling books, Foxworthy is now seeing his
phenomenal first effort "You Might Be A Redneck
If...." enter its 30th printing. His three comedy
recordings have produced sales of more than eight
million, making him the largest selling comedy recording
artist in history.
In addition
to his hectic work schedule, Foxworthy is very active
with the Duke University Children's Hospital in Durham,
N.C., which specializes in treating children with cancer.
As the honorary chairman of the Duke Children's Hospital
Classic golf tournament, he helped raise more than
$900,000 last year.
An Atlanta
native, he remains true to his Southern roots and resides
with his wife and two daughters in north Atlanta.
Individual
tickets for the Wild Game Dinner are $15 each and are
available at Sonrise Christian Bookstore or the New Hope
office. Table sponsorships are also welcomed and include
reserved table seating and special recognition in the
event program.
For more
information, call 770-461-4337.







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