The answer from several of Trump's biographers was no. "Donald has never been a spiritually or religiously serious person," Timothy O'Brien, author of "TrumpNation: The Art of Being Donald," told Politico. · When presidents and presidents‑elect take ceremonial steps, Trump has attended brief services at St. John’s Episcopal near the White House — including on inauguration day — reflecting the ceremonial role of that church rather than a residential membership [2]. · So, What churchdoesDonaldTrumpattend? Historically, he was confirmed in a Presbyterian church, spent years associated with Marble Collegiate under Norman Vincent Peale, and attended various Episcopal and evangelical churches during his public life. · President Trump told Religion News Service he no longer considers himself Presbyterian, after visiting many evangelical and Pentecostal churches. He is the first president since Eisenhower to change faiths in office, while the Presbyterian Church (USA) has declined sharply in membership. · In keeping with tradition, Donald Trump is attending the St John’s Episcopal Church this morning in Washington’s Lafayette Square before being sworn in as the President of the United States. · For much of his life, Trump identified as a Presbyterian, which is a mainline Protestant Christian denomination. He attended First Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn, New York, as a child, and remembered the experience so fondly as an adult that he contributed $10,000 to a church fundraiser. Eleven miles away from Trump Tower across the East River in the Jamaica neighborhood of Queens sits the First Presbyterian Church, where Trump was confirmed and attended during his formative...
