Alumni and Friends Journal

Nearly 1,000 men attended the Walk Worthy Men’s Conference on Saturday, March 4, at Canton Baptist Temple, the highest in-person attendance for the annual event since the COVID-19 pandemic.

On Tuesday, March 21, a group of 22 Moody students took the Amtrak down to Springfield, Illinois, to participate in the Illinois March for Life. The students first attended a service at Trinity Lutheran Church in Springfield, where the sermon focused on caring for mothers and unborn children, then joined over a thousand marchers in front of the State Capitol.

When Cora heard about Decision Point she was instantly drawn to its mission of equipping Christian public school students to reach their peers with the gospel. As part of Moody Bible Institute’s Practical Christian Ministry program, the freshman Elementary Education major would mentor student leaders of Christian clubs in public high schools across Chicago.

Frank*, a Moody Bible Institute graduate, is one of a small group of missionaries sharing the gospel under the cover of secular jobs in closed countries where it is illegal for nationals to follow Jesus Christ. With churches and open proselytizing prohibited, these clandestine mission workers discreetly and bravely tell nationals about Christ and His offer of salvation.

Penitentiary. It’s not a place that invokes words like peace, forgiveness, or hope. But Matthew desperately needed all three. When he began his six-month sentence, the weight of his penalty wasn’t the only burden he carried into his prison cell.