The Senate in Session on April 22, 2025, commenced with a prayer led by Nasser and Parivash Rohani from the Baha'i Community in Portland. The Rohani couple, representing the Baha'i faith, emphasized their role as community members rather than clergy, and offered a prayer that highlighted themes of guidance, unity, justice, and compassion. They invoked divine support for the assembly, urging members to rise above differences and work harmoniously for the welfare of all.

Following the prayer, the session included a rendition of the national anthem performed by Michelle Gagne from Winslow, who was introduced by Representative Flynn from Albion and Representative DeBrito from Waterville. The chair expressed gratitude for her performance, marking a respectful start to the legislative proceedings.

The meeting's agenda focused on fostering cooperation and harmonious decision-making among members, aligning with the spirit of the prayer offered. The session aimed to address various community welfare issues, although specific legislative discussions were not detailed in the provided transcript.

Overall, the session set a tone of unity and collective purpose, with an emphasis on justice and equity as guiding principles for the assembly's work. Further discussions and decisions were anticipated as the meeting progressed.