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Jonathan hikes to an undocumented village in the Star Mountains of Papua New Guinea. Jonathan Claussen ’11 holds three arrows, describing them in front of a Moody class of linguistics majors. One arrow has a narrow shaft to penetrate a pig’s lungs and heart. Another is used for fishing. He holds up a third arrow. “What do you think this...

When Hurricane Maria pummeled Puerto Rico, the Category 5 storm blew away Joseph ’06 and Daisy Pardo ’s plans to host a fundraising gala for Cree Women’s Care, the first pregnancy resource center on the island. “I wanted to raise support and for Puerto Ricans to get the vision,” Joseph says, speaking of his pro-life vision that began...

Elsie Young (Sept. 21, 1912–March 16, 2018) passed away as this issue went to press. Linda Piepenbrink visited Elsie in January. Solar-powered figurines tick-tock on the windowsill as Elsie Young ’38 sits in her recliner, leafing through a binder of stories, poetry, and devotional articles she’s written over the years. “There are some...

Some of the biggest fans of Moody Bible Institute in Spokane, Washington, are the students themselves who volunteer their time in the campus's new Ambassador program. The program not only helps prospective students learn about Moody but also benefits the student volunteers. "By participating as an ambassador, I have gained a deepened sense...

David Edward Renegar '40 Pleasant Word, 2010, ISBN 9781414115528 Go deeper into the thrilling story of the gospel. Learn how sinful, fallen, incomplete mankind can become whole again through Who Are You Really, Why? Due to the sin of Adam and Eve, the spirit linking them to God died and they became less than complete. As the children...

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...

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