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Paris E. Moore
Paris Moore, a native of St. Paul, Minnesota, now lives in Plymouth, Minnesota. She has been married to Larry Moore for thirty-two years. They have been blessed with two children, a son-in-law, a d...view moreParis Moore, a native of St. Paul, Minnesota, now lives in Plymouth, Minnesota. She has been married to Larry Moore for thirty-two years. They have been blessed with two children, a son-in-law, a daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren.
Moore invited Jesus Christ into her heart more than thirty years ago. While in prayer, she asked God to lead her to a church that would teach her how to hear from Him the first time all the time. She also asked God to guide her to a place where she could learn how to study the Bible, activate the information she gathered, and apply it to her life. Thats when God led her to the Moving On Up Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she earned her ministers license in 1988.
During those years, under the leadership of Dr. Jill and Apostle William Jackson, Moore was given the opportunity to practice what she learned.
Over the years she shared her insights on prayer and leadership while leading Bible studies and managing the hospitality committee and other church events. She ministered through hospital visits, funeral support, prison ministry, and intercessory prayer, and she preached the Word of God to the congregation. She also exalted God through her mime ministry.
Her passion for youth led her to create and facilitate a Bible-based science and engineering summer program for youth.
In 2012, Minister Moore researched, developed, and co-presented Video Games through the Eyes of Children at a School Age Care Conference in St. Paul. Being a researcher at heart, she was curious to know how children and youth in general defined violence, so she began to ask questions. It became increasingly clear even though she and the children were looking at the same images on the same screen at the same time, their perceptions were completely different. In these conversations she became the student, and the children the teachers.
Although the presentation was for the secular community, God was teaching her what happened when anyone interacted with a demonic system of delivery. The following were core takeaways from this research:
Many children are losing the ability to express what they are feeling, seeing, or experiencing during real events. Instead they are applying video game language to real events. Moore calls this communication video game real-time language.
Meaningful, intergenerational conversations seem to be on the decline.
We dont want to stop children from being who they are. We do want to protect them from deceptive and invisible plots by the adversary as they grow away from the world.
Moore was surprised to find just how relevant this information was to our spiritual walk with Christ.
Moore is now responding to the call of God, which came during her prayer time. These are the words that came to her spirit. I am giving you a heavy mantle to tell people to seek Me while I may be found. Dont worry about where to start. Just start somewhere. Tell them I love them. I made them for My glory to walk and fellowship with Me. They are the delight of My heart when they praise Me, when they give to others, and when they help one another in My name. Come to Me all those who are heavy-laden, and I will give you rest.
This is my somewhere, and you are the people. I pray you are blessed and strengthened as you study the Bible, committing to a deeper walk with God. You are needed on the front lines of faith.view less