In fact, for those very reasons he's expected to continue that practice. His predecessor also regularly attended a United Methodist church. Many prominent figures, including Abraham Lincoln, attended Foundry. But whether Bush and his family would choose that church is questionable. If they were to decide to come here they would certainly be welcome.
Some headaches accompany a president sitting in the pews.
Portable metal detectors were installed at the main doors of Foundry when Clinton attended, about twice a month. A telephone jack had to be installed in one church room for the Secret Service. Flashing lights and sirens of security vehicles accompanied the arrival of the president's motorcade. It's important to have that tone so a president can have this as a space of restored humanness in the midst of all the challenges of being the chief of state of the most powerful country on Earth.