Moody student organizations exist to edify and mature our student body, honing students' gifts and broadening their knowledge of the world. Each of Moody's over 30 student organizations has a specific focus and also helps to give students an opportunity to learn about issues such as leadership, cross-cultural understanding, mentoring, outreach, media, and personal wellness. 

Student Life Leadership Groups

Student Government Association (SGA)

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Student Government seeks to represent student concerns to the faculty and administration of Moody as well as provide social, spiritual, intellectual, and physical stimuli to the student body through a variety of programs. 

Want to learn more about student government or get in touch with one of our student groups? Contact us at sga@moody.edu.

Resident Activities Council (RACO)

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The Resident Activities Council (RACO) exists for the purpose of planning non-academic activities and programs for the student body.

Kesher

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Kesher is dedicated to reconnecting the student body with the roots of their faith by introducing them to Jewish culture and history. In doing so, Kesher educates and equips students to share the message of Messiah with Jewish people. Furthermore, Kesher fosters a biblical understanding of Israel's place in God's plan alongside the Church. Finally, Kesher creates awareness of historic and current antisemitism, challenging the Christian body to pray for Jewish people and stand against it.

Embrace

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Embrace is an organization designed to involve, support, and minister to the African-American students on campus as well as promote multicultural sensitivity throughout the Moody community.

Student Missions Fellowship (SMF)

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Student Missions Fellowship (SMF) strives to fulfill the Great Commission through mobilization, prayer, and cross-cultural service. The purpose of SMF is to give information, provide opportunities, and encourage students to become involved in the ministry of missions.

Puente

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The Spanish word "puente" means "bridge" in English. The goal of this group is to provide a connecting space for students who strive to be engaged in the Hispanic culture, have an interest in gaining further understanding of Hispanic culture, and would like to be involved in ministry opportunities to the Hispanic community.

Art, Music, and Theater

Culture

Service

Spiritual Formation

Student Media