This service explores how faith communities make meaning and survive in times of uncertainty, drawing on liberation theologies across multiple religious traditions. Centering Moses, Moshe, and Musa as a shared image of liberation, exile, and encounter with the Divine, we trace how this figure resonates across diverse spiritual and political struggles. Through prophets, poets, and strangers, we consider survival not merely as endurance, but as the ongoing work of justice, transformation, and reimagining life together.