Chicago and the post-Civil War years Dwight L. Moody

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missionary preaching in china using moody s version of wordless book


dwight l. moody visited britain ira d. sankey, moody preaching , sankey singing. published books of christian hymns. in 1883 visited edinburgh , raised £10,000 building of new home carrubbers close mission. moody later preached @ laying of foundation stone 1 of few buildings on royal mile continues used original purpose , called carrubbers christian centre.


moody influenced cause of cross-cultural christian missions after met hudson taylor, pioneer missionary china. actively supported china inland mission , encouraged many of congregation volunteer service overseas.


international acclaim

his influence felt among swedes despite of english heritage, never visited sweden or other scandinavian country, , never spoke word of swedish. nonetheless became hero revivalist among swedish mission friends in sweden , america.


news of moody’s large revival campaigns in great britain 1873 through 1875 traveled sweden, making mr. moody household name in homes of many mission friends. moody’s sermons published in sweden distributed in books, newspapers, , colporteur tracts, , led spread of sweden’s moody fever 1875 through 1880.


he preached last sermon on november 16, 1899, in kansas city, missouri. becoming ill, returned home train northfield. during preceding several months, friends had observed had added 30 pounds (14 kg) ample frame. although illness never diagnosed, has been speculated suffered congestive heart failure. died on december 22, 1899, surrounded family. installed leader of chicago bible institute, r. a. torrey succeeded moody president. ten years after moody s death chicago avenue church renamed moody church in honor, , chicago bible institute likewise renamed moody bible institute.








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