Trump slams effort to rid America of Christian principles

president Donald Trump participated in the service of prayer and dinner on Wednesday evening as part of a series of events of the holy week before Easter on Sunday at the end of this week.

The leaders of faith from various Christian denominations attended and listened to the president, their commentary on the importance of faith, whether in ruling or in people’s personal lives. Trump also took the moment of promoting his recent achievements with Christian beliefs, and criticized the efforts to remove the country from its Christian institution.

“This is truly – I hope – it will be one of the great Passover nerves at all, because we have something that I do not think that this country has seen it 100 years ago. While we gather with family and friends, we will not forget the true source of our joy and strength: America has put our confidence in God,” Trump said during his speech. “It will always be” in God we trust. “We will never change that.”

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“You know that there is a movement to change it,” Trump continued. “It won’t happen. We won’t let it happen. Can you imagine a movement to change it?”

Trump also criticized previous departments for its failure to defend persecuted Christians around the world, and reassured a crowd of faith leaders in the audience that things will be different under his administration.

“We had no one fighting for Christians in other parts of the world, which was incredibly destroyed, killed, injured, harmed. But they died, many died. You will not think that this could happen at this time – at this time.”

Trump also noticed the hostile bias of Christians in the United States, noting that he had created a workplace in the Ministry of Justice for clarification. Trump also described the establishment of the White House faith office, which replaced the former White House office of faith -based partnerships.

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“Do not hear about it a lot, but there is an anti -Christian bias,” Trump said.

President Donald Trump greets Reverend Franklin Graham during the Easter prayer service and dinner in the Blue Chamber of the White House in Washington, Wednesday, April 16, 2025. (Billiards via AP)

Trump will continue his holy week’s celebrations with another prayer service tomorrow, on the holy Thursday, which will once again include the leaders of the various faith from various Christian denominations and members of the president’s employees. This event will include the Christian hymns that sang musicians associated with the University of Liberty, a private Christian university in Virginia.

According to what was reported, the White House was hosting Easter on Thursday afternoon, to celebrate the Jewish holiday that started on April 12 and ends on April 20.

Trump concluded that “with the help of God, we can overcome all the challenge, victory over all evil, and restore the spirit of faith in the United States for future generations.” “We have a very simple logo:” Make America great again, “and this is exactly what we do.”

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President Donald Trump speaks at Easter prayer and dinner in the Blue Chamber in the White House in Washington, on Wednesday, April 16, 2025 (AP swimming pool)

In addition to the leaders of faith, Patti Mourin, whose daughter’s death was at the hands of an illegal immigrant in 2023, was a major disagreement point during the last elections, present at the service of dinner on Wednesday. After an emotional press conference early today at the White House, during which she narrated the story of her daughter.

“She passed her daughter,” Trump said, “her daughter is looking at Patti today.

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