performed “Circle of Friends” and “Waiting in the Wings.”



“The music and lyrics of Karen Mason and Point of Grace today lifted and inspired every one of us, from King Abdullah to local religious leaders,” Pryor said. “Their performances were exceptional, and I’m proud Arkansas’ values and talent were represented for the nation and world to see.”



Pryor also invited Bishop J. Peter Sartain from the Diocese of Little Rock, AR and Reverend Robert Handley of Pine Bluff, AR. Handley is the Pastor of Mt. Harmony Baptist Church and is a Principal of Southeast Jr. High School.



Since 1953, when President Dwight Eisenhower declared the White House “the loneliest house in the world,” the National Prayer Breakfast has been held on the first Thursday in February.



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