While the radical Left continues waging its war on faith, President Donald J. Trump is delivering exactly what millions of Christians across the country have been praying for: a White House that honors God, Scripture, and America’s Christian heritage.
In an extraordinary move that stands in sharp contrast to the woke blasphemy of the previous administration, President Trump’s White House has unveiled a full Holy Week celebration—complete with prayer, worship, hymns, communion, and a presidential Easter proclamation that boldly defends the Christian faith.
And yes, it’s everything Easter is supposed to be.
“President Trump will honor and celebrate Holy Week and Easter with the observance it deserves,” said Jennifer Korn, Director of the newly established White House Faith Office.
It’s a message the country has been waiting to hear since the day President Trump returned to the Oval Office.
After years of watching the White House turn its back on Christianity, this Easter marks a turning point.
Trump’s White House Faith Office—led by Korn and Senior Advisor Pastor Paula White—has organized a powerful schedule of events that centers Jesus Christ, prayer, and worship as the focus of Easter.
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On Palm Sunday, President Trump will issue an Easter Proclamation directly affirming his unwavering commitment to protecting Christian freedom—in schools, the military, hospitals, government, and beyond.
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On Monday, the president will release a Holy Week video message.
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On Wednesday, the White House will host a pre-Easter dinner featuring Marine Corps hymns, Christian opera by Charles Billingsley, prayers, and a presidential message celebrating the Resurrection of Christ.
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On Holy Thursday, the White House will host an intimate staff worship service. Pastors Franklin Graham, Greg Laurie, and Jentezen Franklin will join President Trump, Pastor White, and worship leaders from Liberty University for communion, Scripture, and prayer.
“President Trump promised millions of Christians across the country that he would create a White House Faith Office—and he delivered,” said White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
That’s what leadership looks like.
This isn’t just about Holy Week—it’s about restoring reverence in a nation that just last year watched in horror as Joe Biden declared Easter Sunday ‘Transgender Day of Visibility.’
That’s right—while Christians marked the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Biden regime prioritized gender ideology over the Gospel.
“Appalling and insulting,” Leavitt said at the time. “It’s just the latest example of Biden’s yearslong assault on the Christian faith.”
No wonder Christians overwhelmingly voted to put Trump back in the White House. Under Biden, religious-themed Easter egg designs were banned. Under Trump, Scripture is read aloud at the White House altar.
Let that sink in.
This is about more than politics. It’s about choosing between a culture of prayer and purpose, or one that mocks faith and replaces truth with ideology.
President Trump’s Holy Week schedule is a declaration—not just of devotion, but of unapologetic America First faith. He’s not just checking a box or offering platitudes. He’s hosting pastors, praying with staff, quoting Scripture, and making it clear that America’s foundation is Christian—and it will stay that way.
This week, as Christians remember the sacrifice of Christ and celebrate His resurrection, we finally have a president who does the same—not with shame, but with strength.
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