Trump Declares Sunday ‘National Day of Prayer’: Jews Worldwide Join In

March 15, 2020

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President Donald Trump prays with pastors in the Oval Office after Hurricane Harvey. (Screenshot)

Amidst the Corona Virus pandemic, President Donald Trump has declared Sunday, March 15, a National Day of Prayer.

The announcement was made in a Tweet on Saturday saying: “Tomorrow I have called for a National Day of Prayer. I will be tuning in to Pastor @Jentezen (Jentezen Franklin) at the @FreeChapel Church in Gainesville, Georgia at 11:00 AM EDT. God Bless the USA!

Pastor Franklin, Senior Pastor of the Free Chapel, confirmed the announcement in a tweet saying “This Sunday, we will not be meeting at our physical locations, but we WILL have church together online! Join us at 9 and 11AM for a special online experience with worship and I’ll be sharing a message live. Learn more at freechapel.org/live”

Meanwhile, Jews worldwide will join in on the Day of Prayer by reciting Psalms. An announcement was sent via Whatsapp saying “This Sunday March 15 at 12pm EST – Emergency Worldwide Tehillim (Psalms) Reading.”

The Jewish prayer will be live-streamed via TorahAnytime.

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