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Branch of Protestant Christianity using presbyterian church government and originating in the British Isles
Most of the principal Founding Fathers were culturally Protestant but held a spectrum of personal beliefs from orthodox Christianity to Deism, and those differences shaped the Constitution by promotin...
Available reporting shows Charlie Kirk was raised in a Presbyterian family in suburban Illinois but later associated publicly with evangelical and Pentecostal congregations and leaders; some outlets r...
Available reporting and surveys indicate Donald Trump does not regularly attend church services; accounts describe occasional, often high-profile visits and photo-op appearances rather than steady Sun...
There is no reliable, mainstream evidence that the President has converted to Judaism; contemporary reporting documents claims and satire suggesting he might be converting, but authoritative sources i...
Charlie Kirk was raised in a churchgoing, family in Illinois and became a committed evangelical Christian in early adolescence, a change he and multiple profiles tie to a conversion around ages 11–13;...
Historic practice: nearly every U.S. president since James Madison has attended at least one service at St. John’s Episcopal — dubbed the “Church of the Presidents” — and many presidents are recorded ...
Major 2024–25 surveys show Christianity’s long decline is slowing but continuing, and the losses are not uniform: Pew and PRRI highlight especially large Catholic losses and persistent mainline Protes...
Donald Trump has publicly described his religious identity in varying terms over the years — historically identified as Presbyterian, later saying he is a “nondenominational Christian,” and in 2020 on...
Donald Trump was raised and confirmed in the Presbyterian Church but publicly said in a 2020 interview that he no longer identifies as Presbyterian and instead considers himself a “nondenominational C...
Catholic and Protestant denominations diverge significantly on homosexuality: the , but has allowed pastoral innovations such as blessings of same-sex couples under Pope Francis; many Protestant denom...
Donald J. Trump was raised in his mother's Presbyterian faith, says biographical reporting and multiple profiles, and in recent years has described himself as a “non‑denominational Christian” rather t...
Donald Trump has a documented pattern of infrequent, high-profile church appearances rather than regular weekly attendance; reports say he attended church about 14 times while president, often around ...
Charlie Kirk’s precise church affiliation “as of 2025” cannot be confirmed from the available documents; reporting shows — attendance at Dream City Church events, a childhood Presbyterian background, ...
Congregations typically pair internal governance tools — clear bylaws, standing rules, and polity-specific disciplinary procedures — with limited civil remedies such as litigation or law‑enforcement i...
Family members and those closest to Donald Trump have described his faith more in terms of upbringing and public posture than intimate theological conviction: his mother instilled Christian practices,...
Charlie Kirk’s conservative activism grew out of a suburban, politically engaged upbringing in Prospect Heights, Illinois, where family, faith and early institutional experiences provided both network...
Available reporting in the provided set does not list any national or statewide Christian denominations that have officially banned partnerships with Turning Point USA; the sources instead document lo...
The Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) interprets the Bible through a classic Reformed, confessional lens: it treats Scripture as the infallible, inerrant rule of faith and practice and...
Reverend David Black is a Chicago-area Presbyterian pastor who was struck by a projectile fired by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents while praying near an ICE processing facility; multi...