Graduate Stories

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

Tiffany Yeh left her own pursuit of musical glory to become an instrument of God

Moody Theological Seminary graduate and Cook County Jail chaplain Bryan Revor utilizes his degrees to lead inmates to Christ and equip them to make disciples.

As Martin Simiyu studied at Moody Theological Seminary, he was restless. “My heart was beating for Africa and for my village and for the people I left back at home,” he says. When he learned about Moody’s history of organizing short-term mission trips for graduate students and professors, Martin and two other students suggested a visit to Kenya and Cameroon.

Ronald Clay grew up as the son of a preacher in Englewood, Chicago. After being arrested for armed robbery shortly after college and sentenced to 10 years in prison, he never expected that his life would take a winding life journey, leading him back to serve Englewood some 30 years later.