RTCA Night of Faith, Hope, & Love at the Breeders' Cup World Championships

We're bringing together the local community and the backstretch workers of the Breeder's Cup World Championships for an incredible evening of worship and fellowship! It's the first event of its kind for our organization, Racetrack Chaplaincy of America, and we are thrilled to gather everyone around the table to enjoy a great meal, a powerful message by guest speaker Oscar Tshiebwe, and music led by an amazing worship band. Join us at Keeneland in the Silks Lawn Chalet on Tuesday, November 1st. The meal will be served between 5pm and 5:30pm with the program immediately following dinner.

General Admission for the public is $20 to help cover costs for the event. TICKETS MUST BE PRE-PURCHASED. Funds from ticket sales help RTCA pay for hosting the event (audio, video, meal, etc.) We're grateful for the opportunity to worship together and share God's love with you during the Breeders Cup World Championship at Keeneland.

Please note: Causal dress attire is appropriate for this event.

Racetrack Chaplaincy of America is an evangelical, interdenominational, 501(c)(3) non-profit Christian organization whose purpose is to minister to the spiritual, emotional, physical, social, & educational needs of the workers within the horse racing industry. From the backstretch to the board room, the Chaplains, Councils and volunteers of the Race Track Chaplaincy of America (RTCA) are dedicated to sharing the love of Christ by ministering to the needs of everyone involved in the horse racing industry. This year we are celebrating our 50th anniversary of ministry! Learn more about our ministry at www.rtcanational.org .

About Guest Speaker Oscar Tshiebwe

In more than 100 years as a program, the Kentucky men's basketball team had never had a unanimous national player of the year. That is until this season, when junior Oscar Tshiebwe swept all of the nationally recognized honors.

Additionally, Tshiebwe – a native of the Democratic Republic of Congo - has prioritized community engagement and has become a fan favorite across the Commonwealth. Routinely staying for an hour after the game to sign autographs for fans, Tshiebwewas has also spent the past season visiting schools and meeting with students who have moved to Kentucky from Africa, often speaking to them in their native languages. Tshiebwe has also visited churches and youth groups across Kentucky, ministering and sharing his testimony, while also helping to lead Kentucky Basketball’s community engagement efforts, which included a telethon that raised $5 million for tornado relief in western Kentucky.

Thank you to our gold sponsors for supporting this event!

Jockey Club Safety Net, Winstar, Keeneland, Taylor Made Farms, Spendthrift Farm, Woodford Thoroughbred, Edwards Moving & Rigging, and Breeders' Cup