PHOTOS: Faith leaders from across the nation gather in Oval Office to pray for Trump

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A number of faith leaders from across the nation gathered at the White House on Wednesday to meet with President Donald Trump, and to pray with him.

William Wolfe, the executive director of the Center for Baptist Leadership, explained in a video message that the White House Faith Office invited them to come for a “listening session” to talk about policies and priorities that are important to Christians.

He said the White House Faith Office exists to advance policy that matters to Christians, such as protecting girls’ sports, pro-life issues, eradicating anti-Christian bias in the government, and much more.

Wolfe noted that it’s not enough that the left’s anti-Christian agenda has been put on pause, but stressed the importance of Christians getting involved now.

“We had a chance to go around the table and talk about what matters to us,” Wolfe said of their meeting at the White House.

The White House posted a photo of at least 16 faith leaders gathered around President Trump in the Oval Office, and wrote, “The White House Faith Office and Faith Leaders from across the country joined President Trump to pray in the Oval Office. 🙏🇺🇸.”

Dr. Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Dallas church, wrote, “Honored to lead a prayer today for our great president @realDonaldTrump!”

Jeffress posted a photo of a red hat President Trump gave him, with the words, “TRUMP WAS RIGHT ABOUT EVERYTHING!”

Pathway Church pastor Travis Johnson of Mobile, Alabama was one of the faith leaders attending the event, and shared a screenshot of the photo.

“🇺🇸TODAY🇺🇸 Even the White House shall be called a house of prayer!
Thankful. Prayerful. Hopeful. 🚨Would you join me in praying for President Trump?” Johnson wrote.

Johnson also posted a photo of the Tesla car President Trump recently purchased.

“🇺🇸Me and the boys about to take President Trump’s Tesla for a spin. 🇺🇸,” he announced. It is uncertain if they actually were allowed to drive it.

David Barton, founder of WallBuilders, also wrote, “It was an honor to be with my @POTUS today.”

Pastor David Rose shared a photo of himself in front of the Capitol building and wrote, “My name is David Rose. I’m a Pastor, School Board President and Patriot. I’ve led my district to be the FIRST to ban DEI, Grooming and one of the first to ban men in women’s spaces! I just left a meeting with President Trump about implementing his agenda. We are going to keep on winning! 🇺🇸💪.”

Wolf stressed how important it is for Christian leaders to work with and help the Trump administration.

“It’s time for the rising conservative populist Christian Right to assume the center. Big Eva and their liberal political project has failed. Any acolytes vying for David French, Russell Moore, or Tim Keller’s crown will be equally irrelevant in the political arena and public square as they were and are,” he wrote.

“I’m going to start largely ignoring these guys now. It’s time for new statesmen and new leaders—prudent ones who can work with the Trump administration to deliver real policy wins for Christians on issues that matter.”

Below is Wolfe’s video message, as he discussed his experience at the White House Wednesday:

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