Overview

• President Donald Trump hosted an Easter prayer service and dinner at the White House, concluding a series of Holy Week events organized by the White House Faith Office.
• During the dinner, Trump declared that 'In God We Trust' will always remain the national motto and rejected any efforts to change it.
• The president emphasized his administration's commitment to defending Christianity, citing the creation of the DOJ task force to combat anti-Christian bias and the establishment of the White House Faith Office.
• The Faith Office has hosted over 1,000 diverse faith leaders and organized interfaith events, including Passover and Iftar dinners, alongside Christian observances.
• Trump contrasted his administration's approach to Easter with that of the previous administration, framing it as a return to a 'golden era' of faith-centered governance.