President Donald Trump officially launched “America Prays” on Monday during a Religious Liberty Commission hearing at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., marking a new nationwide call to prayer aimed at reviving America's spiritual foundations as the country approaches its 250th anniversary.
Trump emphasized that prayer and faith have been essential to America's strength and unity, stating that a renewed focus on religion would lead to national improvement.
The “America Prays” initiative is a national invitation for citizens to dedicate one hour each week to prayer — not just individually, but in small community groups of ten or more. The goal: to see one million Americans regularly praying for the nation, its people, and its future. It’s a grassroots spiritual revival aimed at re-centering the country on the values that formed its foundation — values that today are under relentless attack from the radical Left.
As part of the launch, President Trump also announced that the Trump Family Bible — used in both of his inauguration ceremonies — will now be on display at the Museum of the Bible. The symbolism is clear: Trump is making a strong stand that America’s greatness is inseparable from its Judeo-Christian heritage.
Trump reminded the audience that religion and morality are “indispensable supports” of political prosperity — a message that couldn’t be more relevant in an era where moral confusion and hostility toward faith dominate much of elite culture and government policy.
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