Since 1953, The National Prayer Breakfast has united leaders, friends, and attendees across the political spectrum for one, simple purpose – prayer. Read The Full History

History of The National Prayer Breakfast In April of 1935, nineteen business executives in Seattle, Washington, met together to face a critical situation in the life of their city. Looking for ways to deal with the tensions and fractures that often accompany public life, they turned to the 2,000- year-old story of Jesus of Nazareth – at a meal.

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Our Foundation is now in preparation for the 73 rd National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, February 6, 2025. Our plan is to again make the event available for online viewing for those of you who would like to join us on this journey of reconciliation.

National Prayer Breakfast. Honorary Co-Chairs. 2025 National Prayer Breakfast Honorary Co-Chairs Senator Maggie Hasan and Senator Roger Marshall. Senator Maggie Hasan. Senator Roger Marshall. Previous Years. NPB: Honorary Chairs: Main Speaker: 1953: Sen. Frank Carlson: Sen. Frank Carlson / Conrad Hilton: 1954:

The vision of the National Prayer Breakfast Foundation is to promote and share the idea of gathering together in the Spirit of Jesus of Nazareth, adopted by the Senate and House Prayer Breakfast Groups in the United States Congress.

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Feb 2, 2023 · Watch the National Prayer Breakfast. February 2, 2023. © 2025 National Prayer Breakfast P O Box. 77115 Washington, DC. 20013. Vision; History; NPBF Board; Honorary ...

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He has been connected to the US Senate and House Prayer Breakfast Groups since 1981. He has traveled to over 60 countries with or on behalf of the Members of Congress who meet weekly in the Breakfast Groups, maintaining relationships in over 100 countries.