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Letters Came in the 'Hundreds': The Prayer Notes the President Reads 'Every Day

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The Bible calls for people to pray for our leaders, so one congressman went to the people of his district to make that happen. It was meant to be a positive gesture, but not everyone on the internet saw it that way.

Congressman Mike Bost, R-IL, didn't like what he was seeing in our country at the beginning of 2017. Protests were happening everywhere and many well-known people made it clear they did not support the new administration. So his wife had an idea: They should collect thoughts and prayers to encourage President Donald Trump.

"We thought maybe we'd get 30, whatever," Rep. Bost told CBN News. "It came back – there were hundreds."


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