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A few days before her graduation from Moody, Lydia Townsend ’19 tries to pick out her mom in an old photo of 40 young women on Houghton dorm’s ninth floor. Read “Finding your Roots: Fourth-generation alum uncovers clues about her alumni relatives” in our Alumni News series.

Soon after WMBI’s first broadcast in 1927, someone tacked a hand-lettered sign to the wall: “The Holy Spirit may use your message to save a soul. Deliver it prayerfully.” As Moody Radio expanded, the sign kept popping up, like this variation in the music studios: “Your Song May Be Used to Save A Soul. Sing It Prayerfully.”...

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.

The shelter-in-place quarantine may keep people apart, but it inspired alumni missionaries Caleb and Carina Beaty ’12 to creatively share the gospel with hundreds of neighbors in Madrid, Spain.

Joseph Wainaina (right) before one of Word of Truth's graduation ceremonies for pastors in Kenya. Click here to read Joseph’s full story in the special summer online edition of Moody Alumni & Friends magazine. By Jeff Smith After a whirlwind four years that led Joseph Wainaina from Kenya to Moody Theological Seminary in...

Sergey Rakhuba, a 1995 Moody Bible Institute graduate, surveys the destruction of Mission Eurasia's ministry headquarters in Irpin, Ukraine. Sergey is Mission Eurasia's president. By Jeff Smith and Linda Piepenbrink Like dozens of other Christian organizations in Ukraine, Mission Eurasia’s ongoing presence in the midst of Russia’s...