DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: A lot of coverage this morning on George W. Bush, the man who is now the president-elect, who will be the 43rd president of the United States. For now he is still in Austin, Texas; and for more on that let's bring in our Tony Clark. Tony, good morning again.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Daryn. The prayer service -- about a 50-minute prayer service -- just ending; perhaps the only public appearance today of President-Elect George W. Bush. He and Mrs. Bush arrived at the church shortly before 9:00 local time for the service; a service that brought together friends, family, staff members to, essentially, get his administration off on the right foot. The service focused almost exclusively on reconciliation. Reverend Kirby John Caldwell (ph), in a prayer saying, "Lord, we thank you in advance for healing the nation. Let your reconciliation flow with your peace." There was also a song written especially for this prayer service. The words, "come let us reason together and heal the hurt inside; reach out a hand to a brother and heal the great divide." And then, in a mix of humor and emotion, Reverend Mark Craig (ph), from the Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas -- the church the Bush's attended when they lived in Dallas -- he said to President-Elect Bush "you changed my life." He said, during the third debate there was something that Bush said that made him want to be better. And then Reverend Craig went on to say that the Bush administration should take note from the old children's nursery rhyme "The Three Little Pigs" and be like that last little pig, emphasizing "We, we, we all the way home." "We, we, we," not "me, me, me," Reverend Craig repeated time and time again. He said that will be the mark of a good leader. One who deals with all of the people rather than himself; and he said that he expects President-Elect Bush to bring healing leadership to the nation -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: Tony Clark in Austin, Texas, thank you very much.
George W. Bush, The Next President: Prayer Service Attended by President-Elect Focuses on National Unity