Trump to talk about religious freedom in education at the Bible museum
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President Donald Trump will pronounce remarks at the Bible Museum in Washington, DC, during a large -scale audience on religious freedom in education on Monday, confirmed a White House official in Fox News.
The speech coincides with the second meeting of the Religious Freedom Commission, a panel that Trump created earlier this year by a decree as part of his new Board of Faith of the White House.
The commission’s mission is to protect the ability of Americans to freely practice their religion, in particular in public education and to identify what the administration calls for “emerging threats” for the protections of the first amendment.
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President Trump is expected to speak at the Bible museum on Monday to support religious freedom in education, according to a White House spokesperson. (Yuri Gripas / Abaca / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
During the hearing on Monday, parents and students should testify to their experiences to express their faith in public schools, the Attorney General Pam Bondi also planned.
The spokesperson for the White House, Taylor Rogers, said in a statement at Fox News: “The previous administration abused the power of the federal government to interfere with the right of the first amendment of the Americans to religious freedom. They even used the Ministry of Justice to target peaceful people of faith, in particular Christians.”
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Pastor Paula White speaks as President Donald Trump, on the left, listens to the National Day of Prayer Day in the White House Roserbe on Thursday, May 1, 2025, in Washington. (AP photo / Evan VUCCI)
“This is exactly why President Trump established the Commission for religious freedom – to arrest emerging threats against the inalienable right of Americans to freely practice their religion. President Trump is the greatest defender of people of faith in modern history and will continue to protect and promote the founding principle of religious freedom in America,” said Rogers.
The event follows Trump’s second inaugural speech earlier this year, when he developed his survival of the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, as a divine intervention, declaring: “I was saved by God to make America again great.”
President Donald Trump calls people on the podium to stand with him during a National Prayer Day event in the Roseraie de la Maison Blanche, Thursday, May 1, 2025 in Washington. (AP photo / Alex Brandon) (AP photo / Alex Brandon)
The renewed objective comes as the courts and legislators continue to fight with religion in public schools. The daily wire was reported for the first time The plans of the White House for the hearing.
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The event is planned to highlight the continuous effort of President Trump to make religious freedom a decisive question of his presidency and his re -election, emphasizing faith in God as the cornerstone of American life.
