Focus Group D Welcome to your Intentional Inclusive Readiness Survey Please proceed to the survey below. Select a response that seems true to you, then press Next. Continue to answer questions until the 30 questions have been answered, then press submit. At the conclusion of the survey you should see a pie chart. Take a screen shot of the chart in case the graphic results don't get emailed back to you. July 16, 2025 Name Email I have made a personal decision about the need to address the negative impact of segregated communities.Deselect Answer Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always None I can identify clear spiritual, theological, or biblical principles that speak to inclusive communities. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have had discussions about the impact of racial divisions in my community with people from another racial group.Deselect Answer Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always None I am a part of a discussion or study group in my church that attempts to relate social justice work and inclusive community to spiritual values. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have made a public declaration about my desire to personally address policies and practices that perpetuate racial division. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have had a significant conversation about the importance of obtaining a better understanding of culture and social systems. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am a part of an on-ground-operation to advocate for Inclusive Community interest. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have made a conscious decision to become more and more informed about unjust cultural and social systems. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have established for myself a plan of action for addressing issues pertaining to lack of inclusive, justice, and community. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have expressed concern about culture and social systems. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I take initiative to confront civic leaders about laws, policies, and practices that perpetuate residential segregation Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have made a conscious decision to make spirituality and social justice an important component of my Religious witness. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always Are you aware of the demographics of your surrounding community and any legacy of racial tension or exclusion?Deselect Answer Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always None I am aware of my role in doing what I can to foster a just and inclusive community Work. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am utilizing this new information about cultural and social systems to engage my church and community. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am currently engaged in social justice work with others in working towards a just, equitable, and loving society. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I now use this new information about cultural and social systems in the church to change my own behavior. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have taken advantage of educational opportunities to understand my role as a change agent for the "Beloved Community." Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have taken upon myself to enter a discernment process for discerning how God may call me to this work. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I make use of prayer, meditation, study, rituals, celebration, spiritual growth, and other groups to support racial justice and inclusive community efforts. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am familiar with social engagement strategies for building Inclusive Communities. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have taken advantage of opportunities to learn about advocacy or social engagement to bring about an Inclusive Community in our area. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am committed to envisioning and planning ways that I can work with others to work towards a just, equitable, and loving society. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have a clear action plan for coordinating and engaging in inclusive community work. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always 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. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have determined, with commitment and energy, that it will move full speed ahead to engage in Inclusive Community work. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always On every occasion, I endeavor to incorporate spiritual practices and encourage and inspire the next generation of leaders to undertake this work towards a just and inclusive community. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I can identify spiritual practices that can also be used as way to resource inclusive community work moving forward. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I am on the ground working from a clear vision and strategy in pursuit of a just and inclusive community. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always I have made a conscious decision to make spiritual resourcing opportunities a part of the practice as a change agent for an inclusive, loving, and just community. Never Sometimes Often Frequently Always 1 out of 30 Time's up
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