Dr. Moore is a God-ordained minister, teacher, and visionary leader, best known as the founding pastor of Stronger Hope Church, which he established in 1993. With a heart of compassion and a deep commitment to God’s calling, Dr. Moore leads the church with dynamic preaching, teaching, and administration. From the church’s inception, he has shared the vision that God placed on his heart— a vision that has not only shaped the church but has also made a significant impact on the broader community and beyond. Raised in Pickens, MS, Dr. Moore graduated from high school in 1978 before enlisting in the U.S. Army. Over the course of his 12-year military career, he served in various locations, including Ft. Bliss, TX, Hindsville, GA, Memphis, TN, Columbus, MS, and Jackson, MS, where he worked as a medical recruiter. After five years of service as a recruiter, Dr. Moore made the decision to transition from the military to ministry, dedicating his life to serving Christ and building His kingdom. Dr. Moore’s education in ministry includes studies at Mid South Bible College (Memphis, TN), New Orleans Baptist Seminary, Mississippi College (Clinton, MS), Trinity College of Bible Theological Seminary (Newburgh, IN), and the Tennessee School of Religion and Philosophy (Memphis, TN). He earned his Doctor of Divinity degree from the Tennessee School of Religion. A devoted husband and father, Dr. Moore was married to the late Catherine Moore for 36 years and is currently married to LoRose Moore. Together, they have a blended family of four children: Ryan, Courtney, Hanson, and Porsche. In addition to his pastoral work, Dr. Moore is nationally recognized for his leadership in welfare reform. His efforts to empower individuals to transition from government dependency to self-sufficiency have garnered widespread acclaim. Notably, he played a key role in launching the Faith and Family Program in 1996 in partnership with the Governor of Mississippi. This program sought to educate and empower individuals in poverty, guiding them toward independence. Dr. Moore’s work has been featured in books by Dr. Amy Sherman, such as Welfare to Work and Welfare and My Neighbor, as well as in publications by the American Family Councils. Dr. Moore’s influence extends beyond his church and welfare reform efforts. His work has been featured on major media outlets, including ABC World News, CBS World News, CNN, the 700 Club, and French TV, as well as in local newspapers and television stations. He has spoken at respected institutions such as the Heritage Foundation, the James Madison Institute, and the National Governors Association, and has contributed to various state and local initiatives. Dr. Moore’s expertise has played a vital role in programs such as the Texas Pathfinders initiative and the Faith and Family programs in Indianapolis and Warsaw, IN. Dr. Moore’s unwavering commitment to serving others through his pastoral leadership and his advocacy for social change continues to inspire and impact individuals and communities. His life is a reflection of his deep faith in God and his dedication to transforming lives through the power of Christ. Whether leading a congregation, championing welfare reform, or nurturing his family, Dr. Moore remains a faithful servant of God, dedicated to advancing His kingdom and making a lasting difference in the world.Dr. Moore is a God-ordained minister, teacher, and visionary leader, best known as the founding pastor of Stronger Hope Church, which he established in 1993. With a heart of compassion and a deep commitment to God’s calling, Dr. Moore leads the church with dynamic preaching, teaching, and administration. From the church’s inception, he has shared the vision that God placed on his heart— a vision that has not only shaped the church but has also made a significant impact on the broader community and beyond. Raised in Pickens, MS, Dr. Moore graduated from high school in 1978 before enlisting in the U.S. Army. Over the course of his 12-year military career, he served in various locations, including Ft. Bliss, TX, Hindsville, GA, Memphis, TN, Columbus, MS, and Jackson, MS, where he worked as a medical recruiter. After five years of service as a recruiter, Dr. Moore made the decision to transition from the military to ministry, dedicating his life to serving Christ and building His kingdom. Dr. Moore’s education in ministry includes studies at Mid South Bible College (Memphis, TN), New Orleans Baptist Seminary, Mississippi College (Clinton, MS), Trinity College of Bible Theological Seminary (Newburgh, IN), and the Tennessee School of Religion and Philosophy (Memphis, TN). He earned his Doctor of Divinity degree from the Tennessee School of Religion. A devoted husband and father, Dr. Moore was married to the late Catherine Moore for 36 years and is currently married to LoRose Moore. Together, they have a blended family of four children: Ryan, Courtney, Hanson, and Porsche. In addition to his pastoral work, Dr. Moore is nationally recognized for his leadership in welfare reform. His efforts to empower individuals to transition from government dependency to self-sufficiency have garnered widespread acclaim. Notably, he played a key role in launching the Faith and Family Program in 1996 in partnership with the Governor of Mississippi. This program sought to educate and empower individuals in poverty, guiding them toward independence. Dr. Moore’s work has been featured in books by Dr. Amy Sherman, such as Welfare to Work and Welfare and My Neighbor, as well as in publications by the American Family Councils. Dr. Moore’s influence extends beyond his church and welfare reform efforts. His work has been featured on major media outlets, including ABC World News, CBS World News, CNN, the 700 Club, and French TV, as well as in local newspapers and television stations. He has spoken at respected institutions such as the Heritage Foundation, the James Madison Institute, and the National Governors Association, and has contributed to various state and local initiatives. Dr. Moore’s expertise has played a vital role in programs such as the Texas Pathfinders initiative and the Faith and Family programs in Indianapolis and Warsaw, IN. Dr. Moore’s unwavering commitment to serving others through his pastoral leadership and his advocacy for social change continues to inspire and impact individuals and communities. His life is a reflection of his deep faith in God and his dedication to transforming lives through the power of Christ. Whether leading a congregation, championing welfare reform, or nurturing his family, Dr. Moore remains a faithful servant of God, dedicated to advancing His kingdom and making a lasting difference in the world.