AUSTIN, TX — Greg Abbott marked the 75th annual National Day of Prayer on Thursday during the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast, calling on Texans to remain steadfast in their faith and to pray for others.
Speaking to more than 500 attendees, including faith leaders and community members, Abbott emphasized the role of prayer in daily life and encouraged Texans to trust in God during all circumstances.
"Wherever two or more gather in His name, God is with us," said Governor Abbott. "God is with us today as we celebrate the National Day of Prayer here in Texas and across the United States of America. God hears us. God ensures that through his almighty hand and his almighty Grace, he's saving us each and every day as we live. God bless you all, and God bless the great state of Texas."
During the event, Abbott also urged those in attendance to pray for law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty.
Abbott presented a proclamation designating May 1 as Texas Day of Prayer, encouraging people of faith across the state to unite in prayer, reflect on their beliefs and express gratitude.
Among those attending the breakfast were state lawmakers, including Donna Campbell, Brad Buckley, Stan Gerdes, Caroline Harris-Davila and Hillary Hickland.
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