Prayer Festival Held in Washington Draws Thousands
Christians gathered in Washington on May 17 for a day-long prayer festival. The event received support from the Trump administration. Attendees described the gathering as a response to perceived declines in religious values.
France 24Christians gathered in Washington on May 17 for a day-long prayer festival. The event drew participants from across the United States.
The festival took place in the capital and lasted throughout the day. Organizers described the gathering as a prayer event focused on religious values. Attendees said they traveled to Washington to express concerns about what they view as a decline in religious values.
The Trump administration provided backing for the rally.
Officials did not release additional statements on the event.
Trump's approval rating among white Evangelicals has declined, according to reports. The festival occurred amid this shift in support levels.
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