U.S. Navy revises religious accommodation request policy regarding beards, attire
The U.S. Navy joined the trend among American military branches in expanding the ability of service members to wear religiously motivated head covering and beards.
Veterans Administration cites cross ruling to support new religious display policies
New policies issued by the Veterans Administration regarding religious displays at VA facilities suggests the Supreme Court’s Bladensburg Cross ruling is already having a substantive impact, less than two weeks later.
U.S. Air Force Extends First Religious Accommodation to Sikh Airman
Read Harpreet Singh Bajwa’s response to becoming the first ever airman allowed a religious accommodation to serve in the U.S. Air Force while wearing a turban, beard, and unshorn hair, in accordance with his Sikh religious beliefs.
Lawsuit Challenges Bible Display at Veterans Medical Center in NH
A new federal lawsuit filed claims a Bible included in a display at a Veterans hospital violates religious liberty protections of the First Amendment and should be removed.
Are Christian faith/military duties in constitutional conflict? retired general weighs in
Retired General Roger Brady discusses the relationship between his Christian faith and the responsibilities of military leadership in an interview published in Christianity Today.
