Fight Hunger and Poverty: 
Take Faithful Action in Challenging Times

April 23rd at Noon EDT (9am PDT)

Join us for an inspiring hour of learning, connection, and action as we confront the growing threats of hunger and poverty—both in the U.S. and around the world.

We’ll explore the impacts of dismantling and defunding critical safety nets, from nutrition programs at home to life-saving international aid, and consider how we can respond faithfully and effectively. Together, we’ll take real-time advocacy action, share practical resources, and encourage one another to move forward with determination and hope.

We’ll be guided by the wisdom and experience of partners who are directly impacted and actively working for change:

Angelina Nyajima Simon, Founder and Executive Director, Hope Restoration South Sudan
Susuyu Lassa, Alumni and Partnerships Coordinator, Soul Fire Farm (Grafton, NY)

Let’s gather in faith, act with courage, and be inspired by stories of resilience and faithful resistance.
You are warmly invited—come be part of the movement!

Click the button below to register for the Zoom sessions:

Registering will enable you to participate in and receive notes from all of the monthly meetings. We will send out a reminder, but please add it to your calendar as a recurring meeting. Thank you! The Presbyterian Advocacy Hour brings together committed people of faith each month to fill your solar batteries up with information and ways to act on the most pressing issues.

TOPICS/THEMES:

April - Hunger & Agriculture
May - Education
June - Israel / Palestine
July - Organizing

Each month we dive deeply into the areas of concern and help provide the knowledge and resources you need to take effective and focused action. We start each session with spiritual grounding and then move to in-depth analysis of key issues. There is an additional and optional 30 minutes for smaller group networking, movement-building, and community building.

9am (PST), 10am (MST), 11am (CST), 12pm (eastern) ~ for 60/90 minutes