There's actually two things I'd really like to change in my religious community. The massive amounts of racists claiming it as a white only religion, and on a more positive note, I'd love to see a larger community with actual places of worship. If I had a temple to go to I feel like I'd have a lot more motivation and even connection to my faith.
I don't think we have anything that counts a a sacred text, but the closest would probably be the Hávamál. My favorite passages are 2 and 3
2. "Hail ye Givers! A guest is come;
Say! Where shall he sit within?
Much pressed is he who rain on the hearth
Would seek for warmth and weal"
3. "He hath need if fire, who now is come,
Number with cold to the knee
Food and clothing the wanderer craves
Who has fared o'er the rimy fell"
I really love these because I was homeless for a chunk of my life as a kid, and we had to rely on people's hospitality a lot of the time. And to this day, I try to remain hospitable, even if I'm not fond of the person. It gets a bit more tricky when covid is in the question, but still, guests and wanderers deserve kindness