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When I began to search for the marks of excellence in the lives of well-known Christian leaders, D. L. Moody, the founder of Moody Bible Institute, was one of the first examples I studied. Read more about the Insitute's founder in “Steps of Excellence” from Moody's Alumni News.

A noted civil rights leader graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 1895, then credited the school as “a profound influence” on her spiritual life. A new article from a Bethune scholar explores her early Chicago years.

Corean (Jantz) Bakke ’59 graduated from Moody and later joined the music faculty—then her life took a surprising turn that led to her career as an ethnomusicologist around the world.

This has been a season none of us could have imagined! Dr. Mark Jobe reflects on the ways COVID-19 brought everything and everyone to a stop.

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...