President's Easter Greeting Celebrates Christ's Resurrection

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Published April 3rd, 2026

Detected April 3rd, 2026

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The White House issued a Presidential Easter greeting on April 3, 2026, extending well wishes to Christians across the Nation and around the world in celebration of Christ's resurrection. The message reflects on the spiritual significance of Easter and the role of faith in American national identity.

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The White House issued a Presidential Easter message on April 3, 2026, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ and extending greetings to Christians domestically and globally. The message is ceremonial and religious in nature, affirming the significance of Easter and its historical connection to American national identity over 250 years.

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Briefings & Statements

Presidential Message on Easter

The White House

April 3, 2026

This Easter Sunday, the First Lady and I join with Christians all across our Nation and around the world in rejoicing in the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, whose triumph over sin and victory over death secured the promise of redemption and the hope of eternal life for all who believe in Him as Lord and Savior.

Sunday, we proclaim with joy that Christ has risen, a new creation has been ushered in, and evil and death have been conquered forever through the unmatched power of God’s sacrificial love.

When Jesus Christ rose from His earthly tomb on Easter morning, He restored our grace, washed our sins, and reconciled humanity with God—fulfilling the ancient prophecy that “He was pierced for our sins, crushed for our iniquity … by His wounds we were healed.” His suffering won our victory, His love brings us life, and His Resurrection is our everlasting hope.

As we rejoice in this Easter season, we are reminded that the life of Jesus Christ and the truths of the Gospel have inspired our way of life and our national identity for 250 years. From the Christian patriots who won and secured our liberty on the battlefield and every generation since, the love of Christ has unfailingly guided our Nation through calm waters and dark storms.

We pray that this celebration of the Resurrection strengthens our faith, enriches our lives, and reawakens our souls. We offer prayers of adoration and thanksgiving for the countless blessings God has bestowed upon our Nation. We acknowledge that, through Christ’s redeeming sacrifice, in the words of Holy Scripture, “Death is swallowed up in victory.” Above all, we echo with tremendous joy those sacred words that have given life, hope, and purpose to Christians for thousands of years: He is risen.

Happy Easter!