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Denominational Resources

For more information on specific denominational resources on advocacy and policy, please go to our Education and Resource page. 

• Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), see "Mission" menu
• Evangelical Lutheran Church in America - Social Statements
• The Episcopal Church - Policy for Action Booklet - Episcopal Public Policy Network
• Presbyterian Church
• United Church of Christ
• United Methodist Church

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Next Steps - More Advocacy Tools

Writing Letters to the Editor
One of the most effective ways to get involved and make your voice heard in your community is writing a Letter to the Editor of your local paper. A general rule is that letters are 200-400 words or less.
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Below are links to 11 of the largest newspapers in Montana, but newspapers tend to favor letters from within their distribution areas. If there is a local paper in your community, look up their contact information and submit a letter to them as well.
Billings Gazette
Missoulian
Helena Independent Record
Great Falls Tribune
Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Flathead Beacon
Montana Standard
Daily Interlake
Havre Daily News
Ravalli Republic
Livingston Enterprise

Learn more about the issues on our Educational Materials & Resource Page

Contact Your Legislator

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​How to Contact Montana Legislators?
How to Successfully Visit Your Representatives
Invitation to Legislators for MAC Day - Cancelled due to COVID