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Meet Your MP

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Like it or not, politics matters. Political decisions shape our country, our communities, and our everyday lives. Christians are called to be engaged with the world, as Jesus was, and this includes political engagement.

Meet Your MP is a new initiative to encourage positive links to develop between church congregations and their MPs.

It’s about going deeper than just sending an occasional letter or email, but really trying to get to know your representative in Westminster, and giving your MP an opportunity to better understand the activities and concerns of their local community.

You could organise a public meeting for your local community to attend, invite your MP to visit a church project or event, or take them on a walk of your local area to highlight local issues.

We provide plenty of resources and guidance below, so no previous experience is required.

How to… Meet Your MP

Template letter for writing to your MP

Let us know how it went

The Art of the Possible is a resource produced to help people to explore the role of politics in Christian faith. Find the resources, including a version for young people, here:

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Find your MP

Click here to visit the UK Parliament website where you can enter your postcode to find your MP and how to contact them.

In Scotland?

Head over to the Scottish Churches Parliamentary Office website for a Scotland-specific toolkit and ideas.

Your #MeetYourMP stories

  • Nationality and Borders Bill – Write to your MP ahead of the Report stage 3 December, 2021
  • Write to your MP in the wake of deaths crossing the Channel – November 2021 26 November, 2021
  • Meet Your Newly Elected MP 15 January, 2020
  • Churches hosting hustings: a good opportunity? 3 December, 2019
  • Love Pray Vote 11 November, 2019
  • Meet Your MP – Adventures in Asking & Action (Day 5) 19 July, 2019
  • Meet Your MP – Adventures in Asking & Action (Day 4) 18 July, 2019
  • Meet Your MP – Adventures in Asking & Action (Day 3) 17 July, 2019
  • Meet Your MP – Adventures in Asking & Action (Day 2) 16 July, 2019
  • Meet Your MP – Adventures in Asking & Action (Day 1) 15 July, 2019

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