Faith Facts

• Harmeet Dhillon prayed to a Sikh deity at the 2024 Republican National Convention.
• Critics publicly mocked her for incorporating her faith into the event.
• Dhillon strongly defended her right to pray according to her own beliefs.

Attorney Harmeet Dhillon recently resigned from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Earlier this week, she responded to critics who mocked her prayer to a Sikh deity during the Republican National Convention.

Dhillon called those who attacked her faith “trash,” rejecting what she described as an assault on religious liberty.

“I prayed to my God at the RNC, and some people thought that was worth attacking,” Dhillon stated.

“Those who would denigrate another person’s sincere prayer are trash,” she added.

My husband watched me pray in our Sikh faith at the RNC — and one of our last text messages before he died a couple of weeks later was telling me he was so proud of me. He was supposed to be there, but he was also dying from two serious illnesses, and he could not make it at the last minute. Our medical staff at home took care of him while he watched me pray in our faith tradition -/ just as we did at home daily over each meal. All you trash who have denigrated my prayer to the ONE GOD many faiths believe in, deeply hurt me for the last two years, but I could not comment back because I was part of a campaign and then confirmation -/ administration. It’s over. I won’t be silent any longer. Go read the First Amendment and my extensive record on behalf of ALL people of faith in America. For 34 years. And then let’s measure our respective records on religious liberty. I welcome all comers who think they can prove they did more than I did for ALL people of faith in this country. There are none. I intend to keep fighting for ALL people of faith in America for the rest of my life. But I won’t hide my own faith for one second. It’s protected by our Constitution.

— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@HarmeetKDhillon) November 8, 2026

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Faith Facts

• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly stated that some Evangelical pastors treated President Donald Trump like Jesus.
• Greene has questioned whether the president holds an authentic Christian faith.
• Scripture warns believers against placing any human leader above the Lord Jesus Christ.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a vocal conservative lawmaker, recently criticized certain Evangelical pastors for comparing President Donald Trump to Jesus Christ.

She called the comparisons “disgusting” and warned that such rhetoric distracts believers from the centrality of Christ.

“It was so disgusting,” Greene said of the pastors’ remarks.

The congresswoman, once a staunch Trump supporter, now argues that the president does not possess a genuine Christian faith.

Her comments come as some faith leaders continue to praise Trump as a divinely chosen figure.

“We are called to worship God alone,” Greene added in her statement.

Christian conservatives are reminded that Scripture commands believers to test every spirit and hold fast to what is true.

Greene’s shift in tone has sparked discussion among voters who value both faith and political discernment.

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Faith Facts

• The Virginia Supreme Court has declined McLean Bible Church’s rehearing request in a lawsuit over elder elections.
• Longtime church members filed the suit concerning the 2021 elder selection process and related governance issues.
• The case highlights the importance of biblical accountability and transparent leadership within the body of Christ.

The Virginia Supreme Court has declined a rehearing request from McLean Bible Church over a lawsuit brought by longtime members about the church’s 2021 elder election and other concerns. The decision leaves the case to proceed in lower courts.

Church elders serve as spiritual overseers tasked with guarding doctrine and shepherding the flock. When questions arise about the process of their selection, believers have a duty to seek truth and uphold integrity.

“The Virginia Supreme Court has declined a rehearing request from McLean Bible Church over a lawsuit brought by longtime members about the church’s 2021 elder election and other concerns.”

Scripture calls the church to handle disputes with wisdom and humility. The apostle Paul instructed believers to resolve conflicts among themselves whenever possible, yet civil courts remain an avenue for justice when internal resolution fails.

Christian institutions thrive when leadership remains accountable to both God and the congregation. Transparency in elder selection protects the witness of the church and honors the Lord who established His body.

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