Church-State Action Center
Church-State Action Center
Find your officials, build editable advocacy messages, and take action for religious neutrality in government. We never secretly send messages on your behalf.
Step 1 of 5
Start by entering your address so we can find the right officials for you.
Enter your address
We use this only to identify your federal and state representatives — never stored, never shared.
Browse & add
Add the officials and legislation you want to contact. Federal bills pair with federal officials; state bills with state officials — automatically.
Federal officials
State officials
Federal Legislation Watch
National church-state bills
Add a bill to include it in your federal message.
State Legislation Watch
Church-state bills in your state
Add a bill to include it in your state message.
Your basket
Fill in your details, then generate a message for each group. State goes to state officials; federal to federal — no sorting needed.
Federal message
Will be addressed to your selected federal officials.
Officials
Issues / bills
Multiple issues selected — how should we write the message?
State message
Will be addressed to your selected state officials.
Officials
Issues / bills
Multiple issues selected — how should we write the message?
Review & edit your drafts
Edit these drafts so they sound like you before sending.
Send your message
Copy your message, then open the contact page for each official and paste it in their form.
Add officials in Step 2 to see them here.
FAQ
Common questions
Does this page automatically contact officials for me?
No. It helps you find officials, draft messages, and open official contact links, but you always review and manually send the message yourself.
Why does a full address work better than ZIP only?
A full address gives the most accurate district-level results, especially for U.S. House and state legislative seats. ZIP lookup still works as a fallback.
Where do the bill alerts come from?
The state-bill panel pulls from the American Atheists legislation tracker and filters results to focus on church-state and secular governance concerns.
Why are there separate federal and state message groups?
Federal and state officials have different roles and respond to different arguments. Keeping them separate lets you tailor each message to the right audience and reference the right legislation.
Can I edit the generated message before I use it?
Yes — and you should. The text fields in Step 4 are fully editable. Personalize the message so it sounds like you before contacting an office or posting publicly.
Privacy & Disclaimer
What this page does and does not do
This page uses your address only to look up public official data and help you prepare messages. The site does not secretly send messages to officials, and some contact or social information may be incomplete.
- The site does not secretly submit contact forms, email officials, or post on social media for you.
- Official contact details and social profiles come from public civic data and may be incomplete or outdated.
- Anonymous analytics, if enabled, only track action counts — not your address or message content.
