
During the 112th Congress, Members of the Congressional Prayer Caucus were at the forefront on initiatives to protect religious freedom in America and preserve our nation’s rich spiritual heritage. Members introduced legislation, wrote letters, and delivered remarks before many audiences supporting these fundamental principles. They called on executive agencies and officials in the military to preserve the freedom of people of faith to operate in a manner consistent with their religious beliefs. In addition, they continued meeting each week in the U.S. Capitol building to pray for our nation.
In the 112th Congress in Review, you will find specific actions taken by Members to:
RECOGNIZE the IMPORTANCE of FAITH in AMERICA’S FOUNDING and HISTORY
PROTECT PUBLIC PRAYER
SUPPORT FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS and RELIGIOUS STUDENT GROUPS
PRESERVE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM for SERVICEMEMBERS
DEFEND AGAINST ATTEMPTS to REMOVE RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS from the PUBLIC SQUARE
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Congressman J. Randy Forbes, Founder
& Co-Chairman
Congressman Mike McIntyre, Co-Chairman
For a complete list of Members of the Congressional
Prayer Caucus, click here.
Contact the Congressional Prayer Caucus Amy Vitale, Amy.Vitale@mail.house.gov