The White House Faith Office is roaring to life under President Trump, putting God back at the center of American leadership. Faith Director Jenny Korn says they’re giving everyday Christians “a real voice” in government after years of being pushed aside by radical leftists.
President Trump kicked off Holy Week with a powerful message praising Jesus Christ as “the living Son of God.” While Democrats mock people of faith, Trump vowed to defend Christianity in schools, the military, and public life. His administration is hosting White House staff worship services with communion and scripture reading – something unimaginable under Biden.
This isn’t some watered-down political stunt. The Faith Office organized a Liberty University choir performance, a Marine Band concert, and a special Easter dinner where Trump thanked pastors for standing strong. On Holy Thursday, Franklin Graham led a prayer service right in the White House, proving this administration isn’t afraid to kneel before God.
Jenny Korn told reporters the Faith Office works daily to protect religious freedom and traditional values. “We listen to what real Americans care about – stopping child mutilation surgeries, keeping perversion out of schools, and letting churches preach without government spies,” she said. Under Biden, over 300 churches were attacked while he celebrated transgenderism on Easter.
The difference couldn’t be clearer. Last year, Biden declared Easter as “Transgender Visibility Day” – spitting on Christians nationwide. This year, Trump honors the Resurrection while stopping taxpayer funding for abortions and woke indoctrination. Franklin Graham called Trump’s actions “historic” and said no president has championed Christian values this boldly in his lifetime.
Korn emphasized that the Faith Office isn’t just holding Bible studies – they’re shaping policy. Every meeting starts with prayer, and cabinet members now openly discuss faith’s role in rebuilding America. The office helped craft Trump’s executive order defunding schools pushing critical race theory and gender insanity on kids.
Millions of believers finally feel represented in Washington. “For eight years, they told us to shut up and accept their perversions,” said Pennsylvania pastor Mark Harris. “Now we have leaders who fight for our right to worship freely and raise kids without government interference.”
As Korn puts it: “This is about saving America’s soul.” With Easter services at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and Bibles back on desks, the swamp is getting drained one prayer at a time. The silent majority isn’t silent anymore – and they’ve got a White House that’s got their back.
