Watch Congress pray like George Washington

WASHINGTON — Precious few Americans are invited to attend a one-of-a-kind prayer meeting from inside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday night.

But you can watch every single moment and experience this historic event, just as though you were there.

It's free, and all you have to do is click on the link below.

Sign up here to watch the webcast of "Washington: A Man of Prayer, 2014" from the U.S. Capitol on May 7, 2014, at 7:30 EST. You can be there virtually and experience the history in the making, the camaraderie, the inspiration and the prayers just by signing up on this page for FREE.

WND is proud to help present a monumental event inside the U.S. Capitol on May 7, 2014, when several lawmakers will offer prayers on behalf of the nation, the president and his Cabinet, the Supreme Court and its justices and members of Congress.

“Washington: A Man of Prayer, 2014" commemorates the events of April 30, 1789, when, after being sworn in at Federal Hall, President George Washington, accompanied by Congress, proceeded to St. Paul’s Chapel where, as one of his first official acts, the president offered a prayer of dedication to God on America’s behalf.

Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., will host, Mike Huckabee will emcee, and some of America’s most principled public servants (including Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas; Mike Lee, R-Utah; and Reps. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas; and Steve King, R-Iowa) will commemorate the 225th inaugural anniversary of President Washington, with members of Congress and national Christian leaders honoring the first U.S. president as a man of Christian faith.

Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn.

Christian leaders participating include the program director for the event, Dr. Jim Garlow, as well as Bishop Harry Jackson Jr., Dr. Robert Jeffress, Phyllis Schlafly, Rabbi Jonathan Cahn, Star Parker, Penny Nance, Dr. Peter Lillback, Bill Federer, Bishop Angel Nunez, Rosemary Schindler Garlow, Charmaine Yoest, Sergio De La Mora, Tony Perkins, Samuel Rodriguez and Rafael Cruz (father of Sen. Ted Cruz.)

Jonathan Cahn

Churches can register online to host the webcast during Wednesday midweek services at "Washington: A Man of Prayer."

Click here to read more details on "Washington: A Man of Prayer" and its significance.

Now in its third year, "Washington: A Man of Prayer, 2014" is the brainchild of Dan Cummins, pastor of Bridlewood Church in Bullard, Texas. The event will be broadcast globally by the Daystar Television Network, with WorldNetDaily Films and CBN News providing the satellite feed from Statuary Hall.

Many people have been discussing this event in articles on WND over the last few weeks.

Rep. Bachmann told WND the creation of America was a miracle, considering how a ragtag, underfed and underfunded Revolutionary Army could beat Great Britain, the strongest military power on Earth.

But, she said, there was a simple explanation: Instead of putting a king on the throne, Americans made God our sovereign.

See Bachmann explain in her own words why she believes God blessed America.

Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, told WND how the very man who coined the phrase "separation of church and state," President Thomas Jefferson, also saw no problem in allowing church services in the Capitol.

See the video of the congressman explaining how that long-forgotten fact of history that shows just how far the modern interpretation of the separation of church and state has strayed from the original intent of the founders.

One of the nation's foremost scholars on Washington, Dr. Peter Lillback, author of the No. 1 national bestseller, "George Washington's Sacred Fire, wrote an article for WND debunking the claim made by so many modern skeptics claim the nation's first president was a deist and not a Christian.

Lillback demonstrated how Washington saw the hand of God everywhere, especially in guiding the birth of America.

See a clip of Rabbi Jonathan Cahn speaking about the birth of America during last year's events:

One of America's most influential and respected evangelical leaders, Dr. Robert Jeffress, told WND the pulpit and politics go hand-in-hand.

Instead of seeing a conflict, Jeffress described a complementary relationship, noting, "I believe one of the most potent ways we influence our culture right now is through politics."

"Every time we go into the voting booth, we are either casting a vote for righteousness or for unrighteousness. So I believe we ought to as pastors be encouraging our people not to vote for Republican or Democrat values but to vote for biblical values," he observed.

Read these WND articles on "Washington: A Man of Prayer, 2014":

God comes back to the Capitol: 'Washington: A Man of Prayer 2014' returns nation to its religious roots

Religion and politics, together again: 'Any nation that rejects God will be rejected by God'

Bachmann explains why God blessed America: Founders discovered key to success in the Bible

Jefferson and Madison went to church inside the Capitol; Saw Constitution protecting church from state; not vice versa

Reclaiming Washington's Christian heritage: Event to restore history of 1st president as champion for God"

Top 10 Reasons Washington was a Man of Prayer

Bizarre events confirmed Washington's faith

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