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Chicago Tabernacle Choir is made up of men and women called to use their voices for the Lord. They provide music for Sunday morning worship at Chicago Tabernacle, a congregation pioneered in 2002. People from all walks of life and various ethnic backgrounds are united by prayer at Chicago Tabernacle. For more information on the choir, please visit the Chicago Tabernacle website. |
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James Ford, Jr. and his wife, Leslie, have been serving the Lord at Christ Bible Church (CBC) on the South Side of Chicago since 1982. He is the president of Impact Ministries, an outreach ministry of CBC committed to strengthening families in the South Shore community of Chicago. Ford’s radio program, Wisdom from the Word, airs on Moody Radio. He is the author of Seven Reasons Why God Created Marriage. Ford is a graduate of Moody Bible Institute and is currently completing his master's degree at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. For more information about James Ford, please visit the Moody Publishers website. |
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Scott Griffin is music ministry coordinator at The Moody Church in Chicago, Ill. He serves as the pianist for Sunday services, substitutes on the organ and coordinates three annual concerts. He is also an active pianist for numerous concerts and at various conferences. Griffin has toured with the Moody Church choir and ensembles to France, North Africa, Norway, Spain and Sweden. He also loves to improvise in all kinds of styles, playing frequently for churches, schools, retirement centers and special occasions. In 2002, Griffin graduated as a piano performance major from Moody Bible Institute.
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Dave Harvey is senior pastor of Covenant Fellowship Church in Glen Mills, Pa., where he has served for more than 20 years. Covenant Fellowship Church is part of a family of churches called Sovereign Grace Ministries (SGM). In addition to his role as pastor, Harvey is a member of the SGM leadership team, overseeing the ministry's missiology and church-planting strategies and directing their involvement in Europe, Africa and parts of Asia. Harvey is author of When Sinners Say "I Do": Discovering the Power of the Gospel for Marriage. He has also authored three booklets in the Sovereign Grace Perspectives series and contributed to the book Why Small Groups? Harvey received his doctor of ministry degree in pastoral care from Westminster Theological Seminary in 2001. For more information about Dave Harvey, please visit the Sovereign Grace Ministries website. |
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Daniel Henderson has been a senior pastor for more than two decades and has brought prayer-based revitalization to several megachurches. Today he is dedicating his full-time efforts to help congregations across the country experience renewal and turnaround as he speaks to thousands each year at conferences and prayer events. He is president of Strategic Renewal, which exists to ignite personal renewal, congregational revival and leadership restoration for Christ’s glory. Henderson is the author of seven books, including Defying Gravity with Moody Publishers. For more information on Daniel Henderson, please visit the Strategic Renewal website. |
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Brian Kluth is senior pastor of First Evangelical Free Church of Colorado Springs, Colo. He is also an active board member of the National Association of Evangelicals. His ministry travels have taken him to more than 30 countries and his articles and written materials on biblical generosity and finances have been distributed to more than 350,000 Christian leaders across the U.S. and in more than 100 countries. Kluth is currently pursuing a graduate degree at Trinity Theological Seminary. For more information about Brian Kluth, please visit his website. |
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H.B. London, Jr. is vice president of Ministry Outreach/Pastoral Ministries for Focus on the Family. After serving three decades in pastoral ministry, he now serves as liaison to pastors and churches, a kind of "pastor to pastors." London has directed the development of ministries to pastors and their spouses, and given oversight to ministries that serve physicians, youth culture, the inner city, missionaries, chaplains and the children of single parents in many cities throughout North America. He has also authored a number of books. London and his wife, Beverley, have two married sons and four grandchildren. For more information about H.B. London, please visit his website.
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Erwin Lutzer has served as senior pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago, Ill. since 1980. A prolific author, Lutzer is heard on radio programs The Moody Church Hour, Songs in the Night and Running to Win. He speaks at Bible conferences and seminars and has led tours of the cities of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. He received his master of theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and a master of arts in philosophy degree from Loyola University, as well as honorary doctorate degrees from Simon Greenleaf School of Law and Western Conservative Baptist Seminary. For more information on Erwin Lutzer, please visit The Moody Church website. |
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James MacDonald is founding pastor of Harvest Bible Chapel in suburban Chicago. Harvest has a weekend attendance of more than 12,000 in five locations. MacDonald’s teaching emphasizes the precise exposition of God’s Word and its practical life application. His daily half-hour radio broadcast, Walk in the Word, is available on more than 1030 outlets across North America. MacDonald has authored many books including his recent release, When Life is Hard. He received his doctorate from Phoenix Seminary in 1996. For more information on James MacDonald, please visit the Walk in the Word website. |
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Ron and Gary Matthews are two brothers who are considered one of the most gifted and dynamic duet teams in North America. Ron Matthews is chair and professor of music at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pa. as well as pastor of worship arts at Church of the Savior in Wayne, Pa. Gary Matthews is the minister of worship and the arts at Christ Memorial Church in Holland, Mich. Together they have released six recordings. Their repertoire includes the major composers of all periods plus arrangements and compositions based on hymn tunes, gospel and contemporary Christian songs. With this combination of superlative talent, these brothers bring to every concert a rare and uplifting musical experience, but most importantly a rich spirit of worship. For more information about Ron and Gary Matthews, please visit their website. |
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J. Paul Nyquist is the ninth president of Moody Bible Institute. Nyquist comes to Moody from Avant Ministries, where he served as president. Before joining Avant, Nyquist served as senior pastor at First Federated Church in Des Moines, Iowa, and Evangelical Bible Church in Omaha, Neb. Nyquist received a master of theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary in 1981 and a Ph.D. in systematic theology in 1984. He and his wife, Cheryl, have been married for 27 years and have four children. For more information about J. Paul Nyquist, please visit Moody's website. |
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Alan Tripp is a concert pianist who is passionate about ministering to and spiritually encouraging his audiences. He enjoys partnering with organizations like The Tourette Syndrome Association and Samaritan’s Purse. Tripp has performed concerts in Canada, Denmark, France, Morocco, Norway, Spain, Sweden and throughout the U.S. In addition to performing live, he spends much of his time arranging and composing music from various styles. His experience in classical, jazz and sacred genres has allowed him to integrate these forms with familiar sacred arrangements. Alan completed his bachelor of Music degree with a piano performance emphasis from Moody Bible Institute in December 2007. For more information about Alan Tripp, please visit his website. |
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Ralph West is pastor and founder of Brookhollow Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. From its initial membership of 32, Brookhollow Baptist Church has grown into a thriving congregation of more than 15,000 families meeting in three locations. Brookhollow has affectionately become known as “The Church Without Walls” because of the broad reach of its ministries in the Houston metropolitan area and around the world. In 2008, West released Left Alone, a powerful book on finding strength for life’s mysteries, impossibilities and uncertainties. West holds a master of divinity degree in biblical languages from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas and a doctor of ministry degree from Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Ala. He has also completed advanced studies at Cambridge and Oxford Universities. For more information on Ralph West, please visit the Church Without Walls website. |
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