Government · Statewide · VA · August 15, 2026
WaPo Opinion Claims Virginia Is Undermining Historic Military Chaplaincy
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- Obtain the full op-ed text through a Post subscription or library access to identify the specific Virginia policy referenced.
- Contact the Virginia National Guard Chaplain Corps or Adjutant General's office to ask directly what policy, if any, is under review.
- If you serve as or alongside a chaplain in Virginia, document any new directives affecting religious speech, prayer, or practice.
- Ask your state legislators whether any pending bill or regulation touches military or institutional chaplaincy in Virginia.
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