Ché Ahn visits D.C. for prayer gathering amid California gubernatorial campaign

Ché Ahn for Governor
Ché Ahn for Governor
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California gubernatorial candidate Ché Ahn is scheduled to visit Washington, D.C., from February 3 to 6. During his stay, he will participate in a private speaking engagement and attend the 2026 National Gathering for Prayer & Repentance. This event brings together faith leaders, public officials, and policy voices from across the nation to discuss national challenges and civic responsibility.

Ahn’s visit follows his recent trip to Israel, where he met with Ambassador Mike Huckabee. While in Washington, Ahn aims to connect with members of the Congressional Prayer Caucus as part of his efforts to engage national leaders on issues related to faith, leadership, and public responsibility.

His participation in the gathering coincides with his campaign for governor gaining visibility after recent public appearances and debates in California. Media representatives interested in politics, faith, or national affairs are invited to request interviews with Ahn during his visit. Interview availability is limited and must be coordinated in advance.

Further details about the event can be found here. For additional campaign events and public appearances, visit this link.



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