You can be on one of the Moody athletic teams-men’s basketball or soccer, and women’s cross-country or volleyball-and get the opportunity to take a mission trip with your team. Every other year one of Moody’s teams goes somewhere in the world to serve God’s people. You’ll get to serve people in another culture through sports clinics, outreach, testimonies, and service. Gain a sense of community with your team as you are the hands and feet of Christ in other cultures.

Moody Aviation grad and his wife provide lifeline t o Papua missionaries and locals in one of world’s most isolated regionsMoody Aviation grad and his wife provide lifeline to Papua missionaries and locals in one of world’s most isolated regions

Moody alumna helps Chicago’s FAME Center expand music and art programming for under-resourced kids

Illinois Right to Life Action member Molly Rumley uses her teaching and theology education from Moody to evaluate and inform others about abortion legislature.

Seventy-year-old Cliff Kyle didn’t let blindness or age keep him from earning a master’s degree at Moody Theological Seminary

When Kevin Cochrane left Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 2007 and arrived at Moody Bible Institute to become a youth pastor, he never dreamed his plans would take a major detour—to Sendai, Japan.

Moody Bible Institute began as an idea—that ordinary people could be transformed by the clear, practical teaching of God’s word. Today there are over 47,500 Moody alumni, serving God’s people around the world.

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Moody Bible Institute began as an idea—that ordinary people could be transformed by the clear, practical teaching of God’s word. Today there are over 47,500 Moody alumni, serving God’s people around the world.

Alumnus of the Year Wess Stafford has fought childhood poverty and abuse since experiencing both as a boy

Moody student organizations exist to edify and mature our student body, honing students' gifts and broadening their knowledge of the world. Each of Moody's over 30 student organizations has a specific focus and also helps to give students an opportunity to learn about issues such as leadership, cross-cultural understanding, mentoring, outreach, media, and personal wellness.

The goal of Residence Life is to foster a residence hall environment where students experience caring relationships with people serving one another and encouraging each other to seek Christ and make connections between their faith and their everyday life. When students leave Moody, our hope is that they will apply what they have experienced in the residence halls and authentically model a life of faithfully following Jesus Christ. We hope they will intentionally foster caring relationships which reflect Christ's love for all people, be willing to speak words of encouragement and respond lovingly to breakdowns in integrity.

What is First Year Experience (FYE)? Programs like FYE are found in colleges and universities nationwide and even around the world. The programs may differ from school to school, but they all are designed to help new students transition to higher education. At Moody, the goal of FYE is to facilitate new-student thriving: socially, academically, and spiritually. We aim to provide incoming freshmen like you the support and resources you need to build strong relationships, achieve academic success, and grow spiritually during your first year at Moody.

Studying at Moody and serving in Cru PCM prepared Luke Wilson to become a full-time missionary sharing Christ with college students

Kesny Saint Louis lost all hope when a fire took both of his arms—until he met Jesus Christ

Elementary Education grad Emma Aramouni disciples the little hearts and minds of students from diverse income levels and life experiences at The Field School.

Illinois Right to Life Action member Molly Rumley uses her teaching and theology education from Moody to evaluate and inform others about abortion legislature.

Former evolutionist Randy Guliuzza is now president of the Institute for Creation Research and answers ten common questions about the biblical creation account.

Moody alumnus Bradley Campbell is using his Intercultural Studies degree to help lead evangelistic ministry to Mormons in Utah and online through YouTube.

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