Establishes a non-denominational chapel within the West Virginia Capitol building for prayer, meditation, and religious observance.
The West Virginia Capitol Chapel Act establishes a non-denominational chapel within the West Virginia Capitol building to provide a space for prayer, meditation, and religious observance. The Department of Administration oversees the chapel's establishment, maintenance, and operation. A Capitol Chapel Advisory Committee, consisting of representatives from the West Virginia House of Delegates, the West Virginia Senate, a member of the public, and the Secretary of maintenance, will guide its use.
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