Advocate for Christians in America

We can work together to inform, motivate, and mobilize Christians across America to take action on behalf of those who face persecution in America.

Petition

Petition your local, state, and federal government, as well as any Human Rights organizations you may know. Let your senators, governor, and other bodies know about the specific cases of persecution that we publish on our site.

Download our template, and personalize it and send to your Senators, Representatives, and Governor.

Letter to Government
Human Rights Letter

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We encourage all our visitors to share our stories, resources, and information across the web, and social media. By spreading the word out, we server as trumpets by letting our fellow Christians know about the persecution in America and force them to think and contemplate about the times in which we live in.

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8 Practical Tips for Communicating with Congress

Here are a few communication tips for contacting members of Congress about religious freedom issues:

  1. Be respectful and courteous.
  2. Identify yourself as a Constituent. If you cannot be recognized as a constituent, your communication is likely to be ignored.
  3. For members of the Senate, address your letter to Dear Senator Last Name. For members of The House of Representatives, address your letter to Dear Congressman/Congresswoman Last Name or Dear Representative Last Name.
  4. Know your issue. If you are writing in reference to a particular bill, refer to the measure’s House or Senate bill number and/or title.
  5. Keep your comments brief and to the point. Cover only one issue per letter. Utilize our website as a resource, but do not mention Open Doors in your email.
  6. Don’t forget to send an appreciative note to your member of Congress when they take action on an issue related to religious freedom. For example:”Hello, my name is Scott Jones, and I am a constituent of (name of senator or representative). I am calling today to urge them to support/oppose HR 1234. Thank you.”
  7. When making a call to your member of Congress, the first thing you need to do is state your name to the staff member and mention you are a constituent of the legislator. Then describe the purpose of your call.
  8. Find contact information for members of Congress here.

Credits: This list was compiled by opendoorsusa.org