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Seventy-five years ago, alumnus Ronald Gray ’40–’42 was killed in action in World War II. His twin brother, Donald, died in January after a fall, at 102 years old. But both will be remembered because of Donald’s special act in the last year of his life—he created a Moody scholarship to honor Ronald’s...

While many people stayed close to home in January, Dr. James Coakley was crawling through narrow passageways—Indiana Jones-style—to get into the Egyptian pyramids. The extra effort was worth it. “The tombs were just magnificent … and all the Scriptures that relate to Egypt are popping now because I can visualize...

Moody Bible Institute faculty profile for Mary Cloutier.

Moody Bible Institute faculty profile for Steven H. Sanchez.

Moody Bible Institute faculty profile for Samuel Naaman.

He grew up as a missionary kid in both Ecuador and Kenya. His ministry background includes volunteering with Peak 7 Adventures, serving as part of the mission committee and as an elder at his church. Mr. Kerrigan's areas of specialization include certified flight instructor, commercial pilot, and wilderness first responder.

Professor Kerwin A. Rodriguez teaches in the areas of preaching, spiritual formation, and cultural dynamics for pastoral studies. Kerwin and his wife Meredith live in the Humboldt Park neighborhood in Chicago, IL with their sons Ezra Joél and Elías Rowe.

On loan to Moody from Mission Aviation Fellowship. He previously served at Moody Aviation from 2007-2010, in partnership with MAF. He has served for over 20 years as a pilot/mechanic and flight instructor with MAF in Venezuela, Haiti and Mexico. He also has ministry experience with worship, youth and evangelism in English and Spanish as...

Moody Bible Institute's President, Mark Jobe. Dr. Jobe has been serving as Moody's president since January of 2019. Learn more about Dr. Jobe here!

It started with my mother making me take piano lessons,” Sheila Fortson ’03 says, explaining what motivated her to start the FAME Center in Chicago’s South Loop neighborhood. Read “Creating Opportunity: Reaching Chicago Communities with Art and Music” from our Alumni News series.