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President Trump’s new White House Faith Office is giving believers a seat at the table after years of feeling silenced. Faith Director Jenny Korn says Christians finally have a voice in government, with daily listening sessions and policy discussions shaping pro-faith reforms. “You are being heard now, you have a voice now, and you are welcome in the White House,” Korn declared, highlighting the historic shift from the Biden era.
This Holy Week, Trump issued a powerful proclamation celebrating Jesus Christ’s resurrection as “the living Son of God” – a stark contrast to Biden’s 2024 Transgender Day of Visibility. The White House hosted staff worship services led by Franklin Graham and other pastors, with Korn stating, “We’re bringing God back into public life where He belongs.” Critics who claim faith doesn’t belong in politics are being proved wrong daily.
Korn revealed Trump’s near-death experience during the assassination attempt deepened his reliance on God. “He truly believes God spared his life for this mission,” she said, noting the president’s calm leadership and push for religious freedom policies. The administration has already pardoned jailed pro-life activists and protected churches from government overreach.
The Faith Office is fighting to reverse decades of anti-religious policies that erased God from schools and public spaces. Korn praised states restoring Ten Commandments displays and Bible-based curricula, saying, “Our country was founded on God – we shouldn’t apologize for that.” Under Trump, parents regain rights to shield kids from radical gender ideologies and woke indoctrination.
Wednesday’s Easter dinner at the White House featured worship music and prayers, with Thursday’s staff communion service emphasizing Christ’s sacrifice. “This is about real change, not empty gestures,” Korn stressed, contrasting Trump’s actions with Biden’s hostility toward traditional values. Marine Corps bands and Liberty University choirs provided music honoring America’s Christian heritage.
Franklin Graham called Trump’s Holy Week message “historic,” saying no modern president has so boldly proclaimed Biblical truth. The White House plans more faith-based policies protecting churches, pregnancy centers, and religious students from discrimination. “We’re done letting atheists rewrite history,” Korn said.
With over 10,000 faith leaders visiting the Trump White House already, Korn sees a national spiritual awakening. “People are tired of hiding their beliefs – they’re ready to fight for this country’s soul,” she told supporters. The administration is drafting legislation to defund schools pushing transgender ideologies on children.
As Easter approaches, Korn says the White House stands as a beacon against dark forces trying to destroy America. “President Trump proved light overcomes darkness when that bullet missed,” she said. “Now we’re rolling away the stone of oppression – just like Christ’s empty tomb.” For millions of believers, this Holy Week marks the rebirth of religious freedom in America.
