Hunger is one of the most universal experiences of being alive, and how we satisfy our hunger determines our way of life. “You are what you eat”--yes, but might we also be how we eat, why we eat, and who we eat with? Our daily relationship to our hunger reveals much about our place in the world. So what happens when some seek to overcome their hunger in such excess that others become enslaved to their hunger? Communities fracture, whether for want of food or for waste of it. The industrialization of food prioritizes artificial cravings above real need. The poor struggle to live; the wealthy struggle to live meaningfully. Could we pursue our common hunger in a way that draws humanity back around one table? What are some tangible ways we can know and love our neighbors by ensuring that all are fed? Can our shared need become our shared joy?

As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise child. But we often gloss over the messy realities this proverb can capture – no parent or parental figure can meet every need of their child. How can we support parents as they raise their children? How do systems like education and criminal justice impact the lives of children as they form their identities? In what ways can we recognize children as vital members of our faith communities?

How can people of faith re-imagine political action and conversation that integrates spirituality? In what ways can spirituality bridge divided political lines? How can people of faith resist, work with, help, re-imagine, or challenge governments in helpful and sustainable ways?

Movement and migration. Borders and boundaries. Who gets to live where and why? Join us as we try to re-frame the conversation of migration and refuge beyond fear.

Diverse voices offering their perspectives on Moyo topics and other important world issues.

Freedom is something we all strive for. Yet how do we unknowingly perpetuate bondage? Join us as we reflect on enslavement and the search for freedom.

The question of identity follows us through our lives, but what role does gender play in the search for identity? Join us as we have conversations around gender expression, sexuality, discrimination in society and the church, gender identity, and more.