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Blog, constituency action network, Uncategorized · 27 April, 2026

Church action network aims to transform politics

CAN Banner: Does your church work and pray for peace and justice? Join CAN.

The Constituency Action Network (CAN) — launched by the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church and the United Reformed Church through the Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) — resources local churches to building meaningful relationships with their MP and works with them to speak and act …

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Blog, constituency action network, Politics and Elections · 18 October, 2024

Getting Political Beyond the Ballot Box

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How might Christians and Church communities engage with politics in the months and years after the General Election. Steve Tinning It’s been over 3 months since the UK General Election – a momentous election that saw a dramatic change in the make-up of the Westminster Parliament. For some of …

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constituency action network, Politics and Elections · 2 July, 2024

Haven’t met your MP before?

Palaces of Westminster from across the Thames. Sunset/ sunrise view.

Send your MP a letter or card Writing a card or letter to your MP is a great way to show the work that your church is doing in the community, that you are praying for them in their role and to invite them to a service or event to get to the know them better. Writing a letter or sending a …

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