Spiritual Self-Assessment Reports

Gathering Contact Information
Name of the Meeting or Group*

Name of the Monthly Meeting, Quarterly Meeting, Worship Group or other PYM group submitting a state of the meeting report.
What is the date that this report was submitted?*
MM slash DD slash YYYY
What is the name of the person submitting this report?*
First Last
In what role does the person submitting this report serve in their community?*
What is the email address of the person submitting this report?*

Make sure you list an email address at which the Quaker Life Council Ministry & Care Committee can find someone to whom to address any questions.
Alternative Modes for Sharing
Feel free to respond to any or all of the queries below. Feel free not to use these queries and to send your Spiritual Self Assessment Report in whatever format works best for your meeting. You may simply email your report in any format to zdutton@pym.org, upload it as a file below, or copy and paste it into the box below.
Upload Your Report Here
Max. file size: 50 MB.
If you would rather share your own report instead of providing responses to the below queries one by one, copy and paste it here.
Queries
In July 2021 PYM approved minutes of action to be taken on anti-racism and climate change. How has your meeting been called to address these issues? What other concerns and initiatives has your meeting been led to address this past year?
Find the minutes of the 2021 Annual Sessions on the PYM Website.
How has your meeting evolved as a spiritual community given the ongoing opportunities and challenges of the pandemic?
What practices and strategies are employed by your meeting to help members and attenders of all ages prepare for worship – whether in meeting for worship or in meeting for business? - Faith and Practice p. 214
What is most needed to strengthen the communal witness of the meeting to the local community and beyond? - Faith and Practice p. 214
Is there a query (or queries) that your meeting would like to respond to that has not been included here? Please share it (or them) and your response.

*One way to think of covenant is as a promise to stay in relationship with Spirit/God. Faithfulness is just a part of that promise; it is the commitment to stay in relationship that is the enduring part of the tradition we carry as Friends. Those who are interested in more information about covenant relationships may find Tom Gates offering “Seeing Beyond Our Differences: Meeting as Covenant Community.”

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