C4iic for UMC Retirees

I now use the information learned about institutional and systemic racism to engage my church and community.

I have a clear action plan for coordinating and engaging with others in "inclusive community" work.

I have made a conscious decision to make the cultivation of spiritual resources a part of my practice as a change agent working to help bring about an inclusive, loving, and just community.

I have expressed concern about culture and social systems that perpetuate racism.

I am aware of my role in doing what I can to foster a just and inclusive community Work.

I am currently engaged in social justice work with others in working towards a just, equitable, and loving society.

I have made a conscious decision to make spirituality and social justice an important component of my Religious witness.

I have made a personal decision about the need to address the negative impact of segregated communities.

I am a part of an on-the-ground group or network which advocates for a just and inclusive Community.

I have entered a discernment process for discerning how God may call me to the work of ensuring that my community is inclusive and just.

I have established a personal plan of action for addressing racial justice and social exclusion in my community.

I am committed to envisioning and planning ways that I can work with others towards building a just, equitable, and loving society.

On every occasion, I endeavor to incorporate spiritual practices into my life and encourage and inspire the next generation of leaders to undertake this work towards a just and inclusive community.

I have made a conscious decision to become more informed about unjust cultural and social systems.

I am familiar with social engagement strategies for building Inclusive Communities.

I am on the ground working from a clear vision and strategy in pursuit of a just and inclusive community.

I am a part of a discussion or study group in seeks to integrate social justice work, social inclusion to spiritual values.

I now use the information I learned about institutional and systemic racism to change my own behavior.

I have determined, with commitment and energy, that I will move full speed ahead to engage in the work of building a just and inclusive community where I live.

I can identify spiritual practices that I can use as a resource for "inclusive community" work moving forward.

I take initiative to confront civic leaders about laws, policies, and practices that perpetuate residential segregation

I have have given thought to or spoken with someone about needing to learn more about systemic racism.

I can identify clear spiritual, theological, or biblical principles that speak to social Inclusion.

I make use of prayer, meditation, study, rituals, celebration, spiritual growth, and other groups to support racial justice and inclusive community efforts.

I am aware of the demographics of my community and its history of racial tension or exclusion?Deselect Answer

I have a personal plan of action for addressing issues pertaining to racial justice and exclusivity which also include practices for spiritual resources and renewal.

I have made a public declaration about my desire to personally address policies and practices that perpetuate racial division.

I have participated in opportunities to help me understand my role as a change agent for the “Beloved Community.”

I have taken advantage of opportunities to learn about advocacy or social engagement for the purpose of bringing about a more inclusive and just community where I live.

I have conversations about the impact of racial divisions in my community with one or more person of different race than me.Deselect Answer