Free Worship is a Christian worship band based in Chicago and ministers weekly at their home church New Life Covenant. The band emphasizes worshiping with freedom and serves the church by equipping worship teams, leading songwriting workshops, and hosting conferences both domestically and internationally. Free Worship operates under one simple truth—we were all created to worship God.

Founded in 1970, the Moody Campus Orchestra (MCO) has a rich history of glorifying God through music and worship in Chicago and worldwide. Directed by Dr. Daniel Mattix, the MCO’s diverse repertoire spans modern, classical, and film scores, featuring original works by Moody musicians and contemporary worship arrangements. The MCO uniquely integrates a full worship team, offering students specializing in contemporary worship band instruments and vocals a once-in-a-lifetime chance to contribute to this vibrant ministry.

Conducted by Dr. Yongmin Kim, the group was founded in 1946 and has long been recognized as one of the leading collegiate choral organizations specializing in sacred music. The Chorale’s purpose is to lead men and women in the worship of God by ministering biblical and theological truths through music and personal testimony. Their repertoire includes a broad range of choral music from all periods of music history.

The Moody Gospel Choir uses music to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Led by Professor Walter Owens, this group is comprised of a full choir and standard rhythm section. Members are exposed to the many different styles of gospel music with their repertoire ranges from traditional spirituals to contemporary styles. Gospel Choir places an emphasis on the Word of God and conveying love through a ministerial message of praise and worship. Performance opportunities for this ensemble include concerts in the Chicagoland area at churches, schools, and organizations in addition to Moody conferences and chapels.

The Moody Worship Collectives are comprised of EverPraise and Ecclesia. Directed by Professor Aaron Wong, they seek to worship God and lead others in worshiping Him through contemporary praise music. In addition to leading worship, the Collectives also spend time writing and recording original music in their in-house recording studio. The Collectives have many worship leading opportunities including chapels, donor and student events, Moody conferences and churches in the Chicagoland area.