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Earlier this month, Tim Rogers ’96 and his wife, Tiersa, traveled to Swaziland, Africa. There they worked with New Life Homes, a ministry of African Leadership Partners. New Life Primary School is an English medium school located in rural Swaziland. The school was founded to serve 40 children exclusively—to provide a unique educational...

Our tribute to a favorite hymn was produced with the help of the composer’s family, plus fresh research and the assistance of several archivists. Read the inspiring story, listen to vintage campus performances, download the music.

Why wouldn’t a group of recent Moody grads want to rescue a dying church? When a Unitarian church invited Harvest Bible Chapel Spring Lake in Michigan to share a building and help cover rent, the Harvest pastors and elders, including several Moody alumni, toured the church and promptly denied the offer. The pastors— Chris Moeller ’09...

Moody students enjoy Firecakes Donuts on the original site of D. L. Moody's Sunday School. Dwight L. Moody, famous for his appetite, would be surprised by a recent development. For reasons that no one can fully explain, most of his Chicago landmarks have been turned into restaurants and coffee shops, making it possible to explore a bit...

Dwight L. Moody played a key role in the development of evangelical missionary outreach. His Mount Hermon Bible Conference in Northfield, Massachusetts, became the impetus of the Student Volunteer Movement. During the 1885 conference, Moody held a day of meetings dedicated to missions. Prominent proponents for foreign missions like A. T.

After serving on a mission trip in Uganda, Alecia Hinston was now in catch-up mode. The 2019 Michigan State University graduate had missed orientation at her new school, Moody Theological Seminary in Plymouth, Michigan. Alecia was a recipient of the seminary’s Urban Scholars full-tuition scholarship, but she hadn’t yet selected...

A deeply wounded woman named Summer was referred to Naomi’s House by Carissa, a friend from The Moody Church, who told her, “I give you a one-percent chance of surviving the way you’re living.” Summer grew up with a mom who partied with her siblings and heaped severe emotional and physical abuse on her daughter.

In the slums of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a man sits unnoticed, eyes burning in pain from an infection, without money or family. But Josh Smith ’17 has learned to recognize these soft cries of hopelessness. He buys the man food, takes him to the hospital, and then shares about Jesus, the God of love. “Anywhere we go, I think that...