National Day of Prayer Events Draw Thousands Nationwide

Communities across the United States marked the National Day of Prayer on May 1 with gatherings intended to unite people of diverse faiths in reflection and prayer. President Donald Trump hosted an event at the White House, emphasizing his administration's commitment to revitalizing faith in public life and featuring prayers from leaders of multiple religions. Similar observances took place nationwide, including events in Twin Falls, Idaho, Fort Payne, Alabama, and Lowndes County, Mississippi, each welcoming participants from all backgrounds to pray for their communities and the nation. The National Day of Prayer, established by Congress in 1952, continues to foster unity and spiritual engagement through annual events held in all 50 states.