The Kentucky Legislative Prayer Caucus is taking bold action to advance prayer and religious freedom!
Kentucky launched 2017 with another impactful Call to Prayer Day. Prayer Caucus Co-Chair Representative Tim Moore, State Directors Mike Corder and Bill Martin, along with 35 legislators and more than 150 citizens were in attendance at the Capitol. Participants signed a Proclamation committing to unceasing prayer for our leaders, and strategized specific plans for advancing meaningful religious liberty protection for Kentuckians.
Members of the Kentucky Legislative Prayer Caucus continue to build a strong coalition of prayer, and are advancing legislation promoting the display of America’s national motto, “In God We Trust” and replications of our founding documents.
We are very proud to stand alongside these leaders whose unbridled spirit and courage is making amazing progress in the advancement of prayer and religious freedom in America.
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