White House Faith Office Reestablished

Richard Horrell | 05/28/2025

Pastor Paula White-Cain has been appointed to lead the new White House Faith Office — but before the attacks begin, let’s set the record straight.

This is not a Church takeover of the State.
It’s a long-overdue recognition that faith communities matter.

Christians, Catholics, Jews, Protestants, and Orthodox leaders are all being brought in.
It’s about protecting religious liberty, not enforcing religion.

The office helps all faith-based groups compete fairly for federal support to serve their communities.

Let’s not forget:
Separation of Church and State means the State can’t control religion —
It never meant faith had no voice in public life.

Paula White-Cain is joined by a diverse team, including Catholic bishops and Orthodox leaders.
This is about restoring moral clarity, not pushing one denomination.

Faith isn’t a threat to democracy.
It’s the conscience of it.

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Richard Horrell

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Richard W. Horrell – Utah Mission

I'm a Catholic convert with a heart for the forgotten and the searching—especially in Utah. Baptized in 1999, I spent over 14 years helping with the RCIA in Logan, Utah, after a life-changing encounter with Christ in a quiet, candlelit church. I know firsthand the silent suffering many endure, especially in areas where the true Gospel remains hidden beneath cultural or religious expectations.

Through www.UtahMission.com, I aim to reach those wrestling with doubt, despair, and identity—especially former or questioning Latter-day Saints—by offering love, truth, and the fullness of Christ’s mercy through the Catholic Church. This mission is not about condemnation. It’s about compassion, clarity, and invitation.

God didn’t leave us alone. He gave us the Cross, the Church, and the sacraments—especially for the broken. That’s what I live to share.

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