After a round of golf Saturday at Andrews Air Force Base . . . the commander-in-chief attended Sunday Easter services with the first family at Shiloh Baptist Church in Washington, D.C.
UPDATE 4/25/11: No White House Easter proclamation made (unlike proclamations for Ramadan, Eid al Fitr, Eid al Adha, Hajj and Earth Day --
see video at bottom)
UPDATE 4/1/13: Obama's Apostate Easter Sermon at D.C. ECUSA
UPDATE 4/6/12: President Obama Reads Easter Message Speech
UPDATE 4/19/11: Obama's Easter Re-election Campaign
UPDATE 4/8/12: Obamas' church attendance increases as election approaches
UPDATE 8/3/11: Obama Ramadan Proclamation Low-key, Having Missed Easter
UPDATE 4/25/11 (video) Obamas' Easter Pastor says America is racist likening all conservatives to KKK:
UPDATE 7/17/11 BREAKING NEWS: Obamas attend church!
-- From "Obama Golfs, Goes To Church On Easter" by NewsCore 4/24/11
The president, First Lady Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia received a standing ovation as they entered the church, one of the oldest African-American congregations in the city.
Dressed in their Easter Sunday best, the Obamas sang along with the rest of the 3,000-member strong congregation and a live band.
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From "Obama attends Easter church services in D.C." by David Jackson, USA TODAY 4/24/11
The Rev. Dr. Wallace Charles Smith, the senior minister, told the First Family that parishioners are praying for them.
Another speaker, name unknown, suggested that some of the prayers include Obama's re-election next year.
"Lord, they are going to need you for next six years," the speaker said.
From "First Family Attends Easter Service" by ABC News Radio 4/24/11
Prior to Sunday’s church attendance, the last time the Obamas attended service was in January just before Martin Luther King Day at the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church.
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From "Obama, family attend Easter services at historic Shiloh Baptist Church near White House" by The Associated Press 4/24/11
Last Easter, the Obamas worshipped at a historically black Methodist church in a different part of the city. In 2009, Obama visited St. John’s Church across Lafayette Square from the White House, the pale yellow place of worship that other presidents have favored over the years.
Attending a National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, Obama said his faith has deepened during his two years in the White House and he urged members of Congress to rely on their own faith to build a spirit of civility in Washington. He said that at a time of bitter partisanship, lawmakers must find a way to be open to the ideas of others, while staying true to their core principles.
“I pray that God will show me and all of us the limits of our understanding and open our ears and our hearts to our brothers and sisters with different points of view, that such reminders of our shared hopes and our shared dreams and our shared limitations as children of God will reveal a way forward that we can travel together,” the president said.
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Also read/view Rev. Franklin Graham comments on President Obama's Christianity
