Feb. 6, 2014

Congressman McIntyre attended today’s 62nd annual National Prayer Breakfast event with special guests Reverend David Flowers and his wife Margie Flowers, of Central Missionary Baptist Church in Whiteville, North Carolina.
Washington, D.C. -- U.S. Representative Mike McIntyre participated in the 62nd Annual National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C. as the President, Members of Congress, and representatives from around the world gathered in Washington.

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David Flowers is a reverend affiliated with Central Missionary Baptist Church in Whiteville and is married to Margie Flowers.

This year, more than 3600 guests, representing 140 nations and all 50 states and U.S. territories, joined together at the breakfast to reaffirm our trust in God and to recognize the reconciling power of prayer. Among those participating in this year’s National Prayer Breakfast were President and Mrs. Obama, and Members of Congress, military leaders, foreign dignitaries and other state and local officials, as well as lay leaders in business, education, law, health care, the clergy, and the private sector.
Congressman McIntyre was joined by his wife, Dee, as well as Reverend David Flowers and his wife Margie Flowers of Central Missionary Baptist Church in Whiteville, North Carolina.

David Flowers is a reverend at Central Missionary Baptist Church in Whiteville, North Carolina.

David is a reverend at Central Missionary Baptist Church in Whiteville, North Carolina.

Voters will elect one member each to represent District 1 and District 2, as well as one at-large member, in the Nov. 3 general election. The seats are currently held by Anna Richardson, who represents District 1 and serves as board vice chair; David Flowers, who represents District 2; and Byron Fisher, the board's at-large member. The three were elected to the board in 2022.

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David currently serves on the Whiteville City Schools Board of Education representing District 2. He was elected to the board in 2022.

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As of September 2, 2026, David Flowers did not have a website or any information online.

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