Federal workers can hold prayer circles with members of the public and tell colleagues to rethink their religious beliefs, according to new guidance the Trump administration released on Monday.

Federal workers will be allowed to discuss and promote their religion in the workplace as well as challenge the “correctness” of religious views held by other employees, according to an Office of Personnel Management memo released Monday, the latest effort by the Trump administration to expand religion’s role in the federal workforce.

The guidance from the Office of Personnel Management builds on the administration’s efforts to bolster faith’s presence in the federal workforce.