EPISODE · Feb 15, 2022 · 55 MIN
Creating Change Through Unified Vision Clarity (w/ Michael Moore) - Episode 116
from The 95 Podcast: Conversations for Small-Church Pastors · host 95Network
I’ve known Michael Moore for many years and have always valued his leadership in the church. We first met when I served as a consultant with The Unstuck Group where Michael has also served for over six years.Michael became the full-time Executive Pastor of Faith Chapel in Birmingham, Alabama nine years ago. His father, Michael Moore, Sr., founded Faith Chapel in 1981. He accepted the calling to ministry in 2005 and began working for Faith Chapel in April 2006. In 2008, Michael began graduate school, which allowed him to travel to Japan and London as a part of his studies. In 2011, he graduated with an MBA and in the fall of 2012, was married to Michelle Scott. He and Michelle have three beautiful daughters, Meeghan, Margeaux, and Maiki Rose.In today’s episode, Michael shares his passionate love for the local church and reveals why he has confident hope that churches are coming out of pandemic-related setbacks and are ramping up again for lasting impact in their individual communities.Show Notes: https://www.95network.org/creating-change-through-unified-vision-clarity-w-michael-moore-episode-116/Support the show
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I’ve known Michael Moore for many years and have always valued his leadership in the church. We first met when I served as a consultant with The Unstuck Group where Michael has also served for over six years. Michael became the full-time Executive Pastor of Faith Chapel in Birmingham, Alabama nine years ago. His father, Michael Moore, Sr., founded Faith Chapel in 1981. He accepted the calling to ministry in 2005 and began working for Faith Chapel in April 2006. In 2008, Michael began graduate...
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