Trump's longtime personal pastor said he once tried to build a glass cathedral megachurch and described him as a 'quiet Christian' who doesn't need to quote the Bible.
Donald Trump's longtime personal pastor described his"quiet Christian" faith and revealed the real estate billionaire once wanted to build a megachurch.the Trump administration's Faith and Opportunity Initiative Thursday, said Trump is a good Christian follower even though he may not quote the Bible like former President Bill Clinton.
White, a television preacher based in Florida, said Trump asked for her prayers to"intensify" in 2014, when he made it clear to her he was going to run for president.they met after he called her following an appearance on a Christian televangelist show. White wrote and delivered the invocation at Trump's January 2017 presidential inauguration in Washington, becoming the first clergywoman to lead the inaugural prayer.
Trump's religious beliefs have long been the target of scrutiny from Christian and political critics alike despite enjoying
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