4 highlights from Trump's faith summit and managing director

By Ryan FoleyChristian Post Reporter Wednesday, July 16, 2025

US President Donald Trump and Pastor Paula White-Cain, the head of the White House, tilt on July 14, 2025 in Washington, DC, in the White House in the White House in the White House in the White House. White-Cain organized lunch with members of government and faith organizations. | Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

President Donald Trump and the Faith Office of the White House organized the first summit of faith on Monday to celebrate what he describes as “basic values that have built up this country”, “Freedom, hard work, risk and above all confidence in the almighty God”.

The event was held in the state dining room and was visited by dozens of CEOs and managing directors who honored those who donated charity organizations to faith.

In addition to Trump's comments, Paula White-Cain, Senior Advisor of the Faith Office and a charismatic televangelist, also spoke the meeting.

While Trump touched several topics during the discussion and included both foreign and domestic politics, the importance of the Christian faith was great.

Here are four highlights from the meeting.