Arthur C. Brooks’s remarks, as prepared, for the National Prayer Breakfast keynote address on Thursday at the Washington Hilton. I am deeply honored and grateful to address the National Prayer Breakfast. My sisters and brothers, when you leave the National Prayer Breakfast today and go back to your lives and jobs, you will be back in a world where there is a lot of contempt. If you see the world outside this room as mission territory, we might just mark this day, Feb. 6, 2020, at the National Prayer Breakfast, as the point at which our national healing begins. Read more:Cal Thomas: It might be time to suspend the National Prayer BreakfastArthur Brooks: How to avoid the traps that produce loneliness and isolationMichael Gerson: Trump’s politicization of the National Prayer Breakfast is unholy and immoralHenry Olsen: Trump’s address on his acquittal showcases why people hate him.

Source: Washington Post February 07, 2020 18:00 UTC