In a move contrasting with US efforts, the Canadian government has introduced new directives for its military chaplains. These instructions restrict the use of religious language by chaplains during public events. The Canadian Armed Forces is affected by this change, with members being advised on their public remarks.
Further details on this development are available from Christianity Today, which reported on the new directives released on July 29.
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