The General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) is building a series of resources grounded in Scripture and Wesleyan theology that equip individuals and congregations to recognize distorted forms of Christianity—including white Christian nationalism—that center the Gospel within a white American experience. To start, a set of short form videos invite reflection on how fear, culture, media, politics, loneliness, and social division influence their understanding of faith and discipleship.
GCORR offers the following resources and learning experiences that help faithful Christians engage anti-racist discipleship, and follow the way of Jesus more faithfully.
Grounded in Scripture and Wesleyan theology, these opportunities equip individuals and congregations to recognize distorted forms of Christianity—including white Christian nationalism—that center the Gospel within a white American experience.
Through reflection, dialogue, and action, participants are invited to rediscover the liberating way of Jesus and cultivate communities marked by truth, justice, humility, belonging, and love.
This content was originally published by the General Commission on Religion and Race; republished with permission on ResourceUMC.org on November 5, 2026.