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Dorothy Moore’s dynamic speaking and teaching ministry has touched countless lives at home and abroad, reflecting God’s heart to see His children walk in complete spiritual, emotional and physical healing and marked by a strong emphasis on reconciliation between people from diverse backgrounds, ethnicities and cultures.
In 1987, Dorothy founded Reconciliation Outreach, an inner city life rehabilitation program providing a safe haven for the homeless and needy in East Dallas.
An ordained minister, Dorothy holds a B.S. degree in Christian Counseling and has received awards from Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (1999) and Serita Jakes and The Potter’s House (2005). She has appeared on TBN, several local television and radio programs, and been featured in numerous publications including a cover article in Charisma Magazine. She has spoken to numerous churches and organizations, and has also done international seminars for women in Russia, Romania, Singapore, Indonesia, Ethiopia and India.
Dorothy is the author of “Lady in the Hood”, a newly released book describing her journey from the privileged life of a New York debutante to the establishment of an inner-city mission in a drug and gang infested East Dallas neighborhood. Her colorful and compelling story inspires people to discover the Lord working miracles, moving through the “least likely” people in the most unlikely places!
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Connie Hudson,President
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| The Colony Women's Aglow |
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Lady in the Hood - Dorothy's story from a life of wealth and privilege to an inner city mission |
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The story of Dorothy’s journey from the privileged life of a New York debutante to the establishment of an inner-city mission in a drug and gang infested East Dallas neighborhood that has impacted hundreds of lives. She obeyed Christ, crossing social, economic, racial and gender barriers to reach out to “the hood", and bring the hope of transformation that comes from a great God! |
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The Christian Woman Leader - Training on leadership and discipleship |
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Keys to leadership and discipleship and how to keep your life in balance as you walk in your calling |
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Breaking Generational Bondage (Curses) - the unseen spiritual battle and the power of prayer |
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Teaches how to overcome generational bondage; awareness, recognition, authority of the believer, prayer, etc. |
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The Church's Role in Serving the Poor - from Dorothy's own experiences and successes |
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Powerful lessons from Dorothy's own experiences and successes |
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The Fight For Family - overcoming addictions and other challenges that tear families apart |
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How to battle and overcome those things that tear our families apart; drug & alcohol abuse, infidelity, physical/emotional/verbal abuse, incest, etc. |
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| Dorothy Moore is a dramatic extension of what happens when a person with a good heart, sharp mind, and track record of achievement yields to an even greater Heart! Her passion and unflagging zeal in pursuing the well-being of the broken, needy, hungry, and hurting has borne the fruit of lives turned around, souls transformed, and precious human beings recovered unto wholeness, giving them a future and a hope. Her story speaks of the possibilities and potential in any environment when the “well-heeled” give themselves to see others well healed. |
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| Here she comes: meet the Lady in the Hood—Dorothy Moore. I met Dorothy in a friendly, unassuming gathering in Dallas. She was most gracious and very humble, welcoming everyone. When she heard that I, along with my late husband Gordon Lindsay, were cofounders of Christ For The Nations, working with thousands of young people from around the world, we became steadfast friends as we visited back and forth. Dorothy’s love for the down-and-outers of all ages and all races was apparent. She invited me to eat with her in downtown Dallas in rundown buildings she had acquired to house men, women, boys, and girls with needs and problems of every kind and even of a very serious nature. Whatever was needed, in whatever location, Dorothy made the move: food, clothing, housing, and teaching them of Jesus and their need to change their lives through His love for them. No finer example will any reader find than this account of Dorothy Moore’s personal story. You will be recommending it to your family and friends. |
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| I had the honor of nominating Dorothy Moore of Dallas as an Unsung Heroine. Dorothy founded Reconciliation Outreach Ministries in 1987 to help inner-city street kids with the East Dallas Crusaders program. Her shelter serves as a safe haven for teens, as well as for women, men, and children of all ages. Dorothy began her shelter with very few resources and an abundance of hope and determination. Community organizations and local corporations opened their hearts to Dorothy. She brought together the many individuals and organizations who worked to make the dream of the shelter become a reality. Because of Dorothy, hundreds of homeless people in Dallas have a roof over their heads, a meal on the table, and the love of a caring neighbor in their hearts. She has mastered the skill of nourishing both body and soul with her understanding and dedication. |
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