Trump to sign executive order establishing White House faith office
President Donald Trump is set to sign an executive order on Friday establishing a White House Faith Office, aimed at empowering faith-based entities, community organizations, and houses of worship to better serve families and communities. The new office, which will be housed under the Domestic Policy Council, will work closely with experts in the faith community to ensure policy changes align with American values.
The White House Faith Office will collaborate with other agencies to provide training on religious liberty and to enhance grant opportunities for non-profit faith-based entities. Additionally, the office will work with the Department of Justice to identify and uphold constitutional religious liberty protections.
This executive order comes on the heels of another recent order signed by Trump to create a task force focused on eradicating anti-Christian bias. The Task Force to End the War on Christians will consist of members from the president’s Cabinet and key government agencies, with the goal of putting an end to the weaponization of government against Christians.
In a separate move, Trump recently pardoned 23 pro-life protesters who were charged and sentenced for demonstrating outside abortion facilities during the Biden administration. This action underscores the president’s commitment to protecting religious freedom and the sanctity of life.
The establishment of the White House Faith Office and the Task Force to End the War on Christians reflect Trump’s ongoing efforts to support and defend faith-based organizations and individuals. By creating these initiatives, the administration aims to strengthen the relationship between the government and the faith community, ensuring that religious liberty is upheld and respected.
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