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Barbara Ann Jeter is the executive director of the Nehemiah Alliance, a movement pushing Americans toward "prayer, fasting, repentance, and national spiritual renewal." Jeter told CBN News the effort was birthed from an "inquiry of God last August." "[I asked], 'What do you want, Lord, for America's 250th?'" she said, noting she believes the Lord provided a path forward. Jeter found herself sending a plan to national leaders she trusted, building the Nehemiah Alliance platform on the pattern seen in the Book of Nehemiah. "Like Nehemiah sought the blessing of his pagan foreign king and governors along the way when he was rebuilding the walls, we have sought the blessing and gotten it from those in authority," she said. "It's not political, but there is something about getting the blessing of those that God's placed in authority." Ultimately, Jeter was able to rally not just political leaders of the day like House Speaker Mike Johnson, but she has rallied well-known Christian figures

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