ITEMS OF INTEREST April 20, 2009 Issue

ITEMS OF INTEREST

with contributions from Russ Pulliam, Perla Travizo, Cathy Lynn Grossman

THEY PRAY, sometimes even in the name of Jesus. They read the Bible in the US Capitol building and sing hymns.

The leaders of the National Prayer Breakfast break the rules of political correctness right and left. Yet they do it with a warmth of heart that makes the breakfast a point of unity between political divisions in the nation's capital.

If there is a middle common ground in national politics, the leaders behind the breakfast know how to find it, in those prayer times and Bible studies.

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