Moores Inducted into PTS Hall of Prophets
On February 7, 2019, Dan and Finnabea Moore were inducted into the Pentecostal Theological Seminary Hall of Prophets. The induction ceremony, moderated by PTS President Michael Baker, convened at Living Waters Christian Fellowship in Fountain Valley, California, where Dan and Finnabea spent 38 years as lead pastor, and currently serve as Pastor Emeritus.
Participating in the ceremony was Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill, Secretary General John D. Childers, California/Nevada Administrative Bishop Sean O’Neal, former administrative bishop Charles Fischer, Deena Moore Querry, and the Celebration Choir of Living Waters.
The Moores pastored and evangelized for fifty-seven years in the Western United States, serving most of their ministry in the multi-cultural state of California.
PTS President Michael Baker, right, and General Overseer Tim Hill, present the Hall of Prophets honor to Dan and Finnabea Moore (click photo to enlarge)
“Dan and Finnabea have a rich heritage and background in pastoral leadership and church growth,” Baker stated. “Bishop Moore’s passion for God is seen through his commitment to prayer, study and teaching of the Word. His pursuit of purity is found in the integrity of his lifestyle; his love for people is reflected in his home, his church and the people he has touched around the world. Through their dedication and faithfulness, Dan and Finnabea leave a legacy of pastors and leaders within the Church of God.”
In addition to pastor and evangelist, Dan Moore has served the Church of God in various leadership capacities—state boards and committees, World Missions Board, the Board of Directors for Patten University and West Coast Christian College.
Having a heart for missions, ministry travels have taken the Moores to eleven countries, and the first Korean Church of God (Fountain Valley, California) was established in 1980 under their leadership.
Dan and Finnabea have three daughters, who, along with their husbands, are loving and serving the Lord. They have nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Induction into the Hall of Prophets at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary is reserved for those ministers “whose service to Jesus Christ and the Pentecostal Movement has been meritorious.”
