Ask them to approach others to join them. The key is to begin the bandwagon. Ask more than to denounce clinic violence. Some people argue that we should organize religious support simply around the violence, leaving aside the question of support for reproductive choice. However, in the long run, you need more than condemnation of clinic violence.
Clinic violence is based on condemnation of women.
If the religious community condemns terrorist acts and harassment without challenging the negative assertions about women and the choices they make, they can rightfully be perceived as agreeing with those assertions. To be successful in the long run, we must ask clergy to counter the Christian Right's pervasively degrading, dehumanizing portrayals of women. Give specific avenues. Because of clergy's constraints, it's important to clarify your priorities for their involvement. All these and more are offered by clergy and lay leaders in other communities.