President Invites Nation to National Prayer Breakfast
President [Name] has invited Americans of all backgrounds to join him at this year's National Prayer Breakfast as he delivers remarks on Thursday morning in Washington D.C.. Attendees will be asked to pray for those affected by COVID-19, peace around the world, families struggling with poverty or addiction, and unity among people of different faiths and backgrounds.
Feb. 02, 2023 1:44PM
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On Tuesday, President [Name] invited the nation to join him at the National Prayer Breakfast as he delivers remarks. The event will be held on Thursday morning at 8 a.m. EST in Washington D.C., and will feature prayers from religious leaders of all faiths. The president said in a statement that the National Prayer Breakfast is an important opportunity for Americans of all backgrounds to come together and reflect on our shared values of faith, family, and community. He also emphasized that prayer is an essential part of our national identity and can help us find strength during difficult times. The president noted that this year’s breakfast is especially meaningful given the challenges we are facing as a nation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He expressed his hope that by coming together in prayer, we can draw upon our collective faith to bring healing and comfort to those who have been affected by the virus. In addition to offering prayers for those affected by COVID-19, attendees will also be asked to pray for peace around the world, for families struggling with poverty or addiction, and for unity among people of different faiths and backgrounds. The president encouraged everyone who is able to attend this year’s National Prayer Breakfast virtually or in person if possible, saying “I invite you all—no matter your faith or background—to join me at this special event so we can come together in prayer and reflection on what unites us as Americans."