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Arthur Kegerreis
Nov 6, 2018, 11:12:51 PM11/6/18
to Pasadena Social Change Ministry Resource List
I'll be reporting about our new QSCM group here, and sharing resources for us.
Quaker Social Change Ministry:
Available to all Friends who wish to do Spirit-led, social justice work connected to the work of AFSC, Quaker Social Change Ministry is a transformative approach to social justice work that combines Spirit + Action to:
• Re-enliven and re-imagine corporate witness
• Follow the leadership of communities most impacted by injustice
• Build relationships within the meeting, with local organizations, and with AFSC
• Bring "Mystics" and "Activists" together
• Participate in a Spirit-led group process
• Tell our stories and learn in a supportive environment
• Co-create the Beloved Community
Quaker Social Change Ministry is based on the work of Kelly Dignan, Kierstin Homblette, and Deborah Holder who created the Small Group Social Change Change Ministry model to support Unitarian Universalist congregations interested in doing powerful social justice work at a local level. Quaker Social Change Ministry builds on their original model and adapts it to a Quaker audience.
AFSC offers a number of related resources and introductions to the group structure on their site. These include manuals, a powerpoint presentation about it, and audio files from conference calls discussing the groups.
Quaker Social Change Ministry:
Available to all Friends who wish to do Spirit-led, social justice work connected to the work of AFSC, Quaker Social Change Ministry is a transformative approach to social justice work that combines Spirit + Action to:
• Re-enliven and re-imagine corporate witness
• Follow the leadership of communities most impacted by injustice
• Build relationships within the meeting, with local organizations, and with AFSC
• Bring "Mystics" and "Activists" together
• Participate in a Spirit-led group process
• Tell our stories and learn in a supportive environment
• Co-create the Beloved Community
Quaker Social Change Ministry is based on the work of Kelly Dignan, Kierstin Homblette, and Deborah Holder who created the Small Group Social Change Change Ministry model to support Unitarian Universalist congregations interested in doing powerful social justice work at a local level. Quaker Social Change Ministry builds on their original model and adapts it to a Quaker audience.
AFSC offers a number of related resources and introductions to the group structure on their site. These include manuals, a powerpoint presentation about it, and audio files from conference calls discussing the groups.
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