Trump Hosts Faith and Economy Summit to Blend Business with Spiritual Renewal

To combine business and spiritual renewal, Trump is hosting a summit on faith and the economy.

In an effort to bring together spiritual principles and economic revival, President Donald Trump invited over 60 CEOs and business executives to the White House for a special Faith and Economy summit.

The White House Faith Office organized the event, which took place in the State Dining Room and showcased the work of businesses that fund faith-based charitable endeavors. The event honored the contributions made by the private sector to issues such as adoption, foster care, addiction treatment, reintegration into society after incarceration, and assisting those who are escaping poverty.

Trump urged the business community to keep using their influence to support families, communities, and values-based leadership in his speech, which was full of hope and purpose.

“Business and faith can move mountains. This is about building not just a strong economy, but a strong nation—spiritually and morally.”

The White House Faith Office’s Senior Advisor, Paula White, described the summit as historic.

“President Trump is not just working to make America prosperous again—he’s making it faith-centered again,” she said.

Trump also cited the recently established White House Faith Office, which is currently housed within the Domestic Policy Council, as a crucial component of his plan to strengthen the relationship between the government and religious institutions.

Executives from companies that are known for incorporating religious values into their business models, such as Hobby Lobby and Jockey International, were among those present.

With input from Fox News