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Constituency Action Network

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JPIT’s Constituency Action Network (CAN) is a network of churches across the UK who are committed to building meaningful relationships with their MP and working with them to speak and act for peace and justice.

CAN is not about giving churches lots more work to do, it is about supporting each-other and building a network to strengthen the work that is already going on. Our goal is to establish a network of at least one church in every Westminster constituency in England, Scotland and Wales.

If your church works for peace and justice, and is looking for support or resources, join CAN!

Sign up to express interest and receive regular updates

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  • Church action network aims to transform politics CAN Banner: Does your church work and pray for peace and justice? Join CAN.
  • Getting Political Beyond the Ballot Box Hustings held in a church, panel and audience
  • Haven’t met your MP before? Palaces of Westminster from across the Thames. Sunset/ sunrise view.

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