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- Letters to the editor can be written in response to a recent article or feature published by the newspaper. State your agreement or disagreement with the piece, and provide supporting or substantiating information.
- Your letter has the greatest chance of being published if it is well-written, clear, and concise.
- Many newsletters and magazines tell you the maximum length they will accept in a letter. Where they do not, check the average length of the letters they print and keep yours to that length.
- Always state that you are a member of the Women’s Ordination Conference and include your name, along the other information requested by the publication.
