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* John Phillips - extension staff | * John Phillips - extension staff | ||
* Robert Ramey | * Robert Ramey | ||
| − | * Steven Sanchez | + | * [[Max Isaac Reich]] (1867-1945) - extension staff & faculty 1930-1945 in Jewish Missions |
| + | ** PB from 1886-1904, then Quaker. | ||
| + | * Steven Sanchez | ||
* Ernest Sandeen | * Ernest Sandeen | ||
* Arthur Springer | * Arthur Springer | ||
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===Staff Alumni=== | ===Staff Alumni=== | ||
====Moody Memorial Church==== | ====Moody Memorial Church==== | ||
| − | * Henry Allan Ironside | + | * [[Henry Allan Ironside]] |
* Henry Moorhouse | * Henry Moorhouse | ||
* Paul Rader (founding pastor of what later became Stratford Park Bible Chapel) | * Paul Rader (founding pastor of what later became Stratford Park Bible Chapel) | ||
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* Phil Clarkson | * Phil Clarkson | ||
* C. Donald Cole | * C. Donald Cole | ||
| − | * Kenneth Ercil Engle | + | * Kenneth Ercil Engle 1942, 1947-1951 (Abilene, KS) |
| − | * Bruce Everhart | + | * Bruce Everhart (Topeka, KS) |
| − | * | + | * Robert James Little |
* Berlin M. Nottage | * Berlin M. Nottage | ||
* Harold Shaw | * Harold Shaw | ||
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* Clarence Barinowski | * Clarence Barinowski | ||
| − | ===Student Alumni=== | + | ===Other Student Alumni=== |
| + | * [[Carl Daniel Andersen]] 1926-1928 (b. 1907 Boelus, [[Nebraska|NE]] - d. 1990 Altona, [[Manitoba|MB]]) studied at MBI with Martha Krause who would become his wife in 1929, they were from Howard Co., [[Nebraska]], studying to be Baptist missionaries in the Belgian Congo, starting in 1930, where they remained, and eventually became open brethren, then TW exclusives in 1948 after returning home to the U.S., where Dan served as a laboring brother continentally, in fellowship with the [[Des Moines Meeting Room, IA]]. | ||
| + | * Martha Carolyn Krause Andersen 1926-1927 (b. 1907 Dannebrog, NE - d. 1995 Altona, MB) Baptist then OB then TW-EB. | ||
| + | * Wilbert B. Alton +1949+ (Sault Ste. Marie, ON) | ||
* [[David Astley Blackburn]] 1923 | * [[David Astley Blackburn]] 1923 | ||
* [[Claude Evar Bulander]] 1917 | * [[Claude Evar Bulander]] 1917 | ||
* [[Robert Thomas Burgess]] | * [[Robert Thomas Burgess]] | ||
| − | * | + | * Charles Christensen |
| − | * Alfred | + | * Michael J. Columbo +1949+ (NYC) |
| + | * Lawrence Darling +1951+ (Grand Haven, MI) | ||
| + | * Frank Moyer Detweiler 1923 | ||
| + | * H. Paul Fetzer +1951+ (Chicago, IL) | ||
| + | * [[Alfred Perks Gibbs]] | ||
* Edwin Gibbs | * Edwin Gibbs | ||
* Harold Harper | * Harold Harper | ||
* Horace A. Holcomb - founder of Immanuel Mission | * Horace A. Holcomb - founder of Immanuel Mission | ||
* Edward Lightbourne | * Edward Lightbourne | ||
| + | * Kiernan A. Mack - International Teams 15 years (3 in Italy, 12 recruiting/training); Science faculty @ Wheaton Academy 2004-present; | ||
* Victor Oldtrogge | * Victor Oldtrogge | ||
| + | * Ellen B. Presson +1951+ (St. Louis, MO) | ||
| + | * Ruth L. Stephenson +1949+ (Memphis, TN) Jewish Missions | ||
| + | * Robert Thompson | ||
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| + | ===Dwight L. Moody=== | ||
| + | D.L. Moody had a brother named Warren Lyman Moody (b. 1838 Northfield, MA - d. 1936 Gardner, KS) whose wife Ellen (1846-1924) was a childhood friend of Anna Mercy Mabel Roberts Loizeaux, wife of Timothy Loizeaux, cofounder of Loizeaux Publishers. See [[Sketches_For_My_Grandchildren_-_Loizeaux#Teaching|Sketches For My Grandchildren]], by Anna M. Loizeaux. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:30, 8 October 2025
Contents
Faculty Alumni
- Robert Constable - vice-president
- Raju Kunjummen
- John Phillips - extension staff
- Robert Ramey
- Max Isaac Reich (1867-1945) - extension staff & faculty 1930-1945 in Jewish Missions
- PB from 1886-1904, then Quaker.
- Steven Sanchez
- Ernest Sandeen
- Arthur Springer
Staff Alumni
Moody Memorial Church
- Henry Allan Ironside
- Henry Moorhouse
- Paul Rader (founding pastor of what later became Stratford Park Bible Chapel)
WMBI
- Charles Christensen
- Phil Clarkson
- C. Donald Cole
- Kenneth Ercil Engle 1942, 1947-1951 (Abilene, KS)
- Bruce Everhart (Topeka, KS)
- Robert James Little
- Berlin M. Nottage
- Harold Shaw
Moody Broadcasting Network
- Clarence Barinowski
Other Student Alumni
- Carl Daniel Andersen 1926-1928 (b. 1907 Boelus, NE - d. 1990 Altona, MB) studied at MBI with Martha Krause who would become his wife in 1929, they were from Howard Co., Nebraska, studying to be Baptist missionaries in the Belgian Congo, starting in 1930, where they remained, and eventually became open brethren, then TW exclusives in 1948 after returning home to the U.S., where Dan served as a laboring brother continentally, in fellowship with the Des Moines Meeting Room, IA.
- Martha Carolyn Krause Andersen 1926-1927 (b. 1907 Dannebrog, NE - d. 1995 Altona, MB) Baptist then OB then TW-EB.
- Wilbert B. Alton +1949+ (Sault Ste. Marie, ON)
- David Astley Blackburn 1923
- Claude Evar Bulander 1917
- Robert Thomas Burgess
- Charles Christensen
- Michael J. Columbo +1949+ (NYC)
- Lawrence Darling +1951+ (Grand Haven, MI)
- Frank Moyer Detweiler 1923
- H. Paul Fetzer +1951+ (Chicago, IL)
- Alfred Perks Gibbs
- Edwin Gibbs
- Harold Harper
- Horace A. Holcomb - founder of Immanuel Mission
- Edward Lightbourne
- Kiernan A. Mack - International Teams 15 years (3 in Italy, 12 recruiting/training); Science faculty @ Wheaton Academy 2004-present;
- Victor Oldtrogge
- Ellen B. Presson +1951+ (St. Louis, MO)
- Ruth L. Stephenson +1949+ (Memphis, TN) Jewish Missions
- Robert Thompson
Dwight L. Moody
D.L. Moody had a brother named Warren Lyman Moody (b. 1838 Northfield, MA - d. 1936 Gardner, KS) whose wife Ellen (1846-1924) was a childhood friend of Anna Mercy Mabel Roberts Loizeaux, wife of Timothy Loizeaux, cofounder of Loizeaux Publishers. See Sketches For My Grandchildren, by Anna M. Loizeaux.
