Chaplain
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The chaplain is a clergyman elected by the Senate to open its daily sessions with a prayer. The chaplain is also available as an adviser and counselor to Senators, Senators' families, and congressional employees.[1]
References
List of Senate chaplains
The website for the U.S. Senate includes the following list of past and present Senate Chaplains:[1]
Denomination Totals:
Episcopalian = 19 Methodist = 17 Presbyterian = 14 Baptist = 6 Unitarian = 2 Congregationalist = 1 Lutheran = 1 Roman Catholic = 1 Seventh-day Adventist = 1
Total: 62
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