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The Moody Campus Orchestra consists of students and faculty members from Moody Bible Institute, and musicians from the local community. Performing a diverse repertoire, the Orchestra plays classical and modern music and arrangements of church music.

Dr. Gorton is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist since 2011. Her professional memberships include American Psychological Association, American Counseling Association and Illinois Counseling Association.

I enjoy science fiction (Doctor Who is my favorite), soccer, and both playing and listening to jazz.

International students can request a ride to Moody from area airports and train stations.

Dr. David Woodall is Professor of New Testament and Greek at Moody Theological Seminary and Field Chair of Bible and Theology at Moody Theological Seminary. He has a M.Div. in Pastoral Studies from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, a Th.M. in New Testament from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in New Testament from Trinity...

Bradley Baurain has taught for more than 30 years in China, Vietnam, Canada, and the United States. He is currently leading both the undergraduate and graduate TESOL programs at Moody, and is the co-editor of the International Journal of Christianity and English Language Teaching. He has also been editing or writing for Moody's Today in the...

Moody Bible Institute's Alumni Awards are given out each year during Founder's Week. See past recipients as well as the nominees for this year's awards!

Read the latest from Alumni News and Stories. Alumni stories are released periodically and complement the Alumni and Friends Magazine. Keep up to date as an alumni here.

A Family of Farmers Leaves a Rich Moody Legacy The Ruberg family in front of Checkrow Community Church in Avon, IL. "Moody begat a lot of pastors in our family," says Rodney Ruberg, a Midwest farmer, veteran pastor, and Moody donor. His family's Moody legacy inspired them to create the Ruberg Commemorative Scholarship, awarded each year...

Growing up in rural Mississippi, African American children attended a small, under-resourced school located close to Dr. Berlean Miller Burris's family's farm. But her father, whom she calls "an extraordinary man," was determined that his 13 children would receive a quality education. So they moved to another town, and he drove his children...