President Trump is scheduled to participate in the "America Reads the Bible" event starting Sunday, during which he will read a passage from 2 Chronicles 7 from the Oval Office. The passage, which organizers deliberately reserved for the president, is cited by Christian supporters as a call to national repentance and divine blessing.

The multi-day Bible reading event represents a marathon effort to read through portions of Scripture, with Trump contributing to the Old Testament reading portion. Event organizers have structured the readings to include various participants throughout the duration of the program.

Separately, Trump announced that the first releases from a Pentagon study on unidentified flying objects will be made public "very, very soon." Speaking after a Phoenix rally, the president indicated that officials conducting the review have uncovered what he described as "interesting" documents during their investigation.

The UFO study represents part of ongoing government efforts to examine and disclose information about unexplained aerial phenomena. Trump's comments suggest that findings from the Pentagon's review process are nearing completion and will be shared with the public in the near future.

Both announcements came as Trump continues his public engagements, addressing different constituencies with the religious event appealing to his Christian base while the UFO disclosure speaks to broader public interest in government transparency on unexplained phenomena.