Bio

Pastor Angelo Moe was born March 7, 1970, in New York, NY to the late Bishop Robert S. Moe and Overseer Violet Moe. Pastor Moe grew up in Mount Vernon, NY, where he attended Eternal Light Church, pastored by the late Bishop Anderson Morehead and the late Bishop John Morehead. During his childhood Pastor Moe lived in Dallas, TX.

 

As a teen, he moved to Dothan, AL., where he graduated from High School. Pastor Moe would later go on to attend Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, OK.

Pastor Moe received Christ at the age of 10. He accepted his call into ministry and preached his first sermon at age 12. Owing a great amount of gratiude to his parents, Pastor Moe credits their strong spiritual leadership for his early development. He always sensed in his spirit that he would become a preacher of the Gospel.

In June 1989, after a time of training and studying, Pastor Moe was licensed and ordained to preach. Shortly thereafter, he accepted his first pastorate at St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, in Pincard, AL. Pastor Moe deveoped the ministry at St. Paul and after a few short years, moved to Charleston, SC. It was in Charleston, SC that he started his first ministry, Eternal Light Church. After 7 years of successful ministry, Pastor Moe felt the call of God to move back to Alabama, where in 1998 he accepted the pastorate at St. James Baptist Church, in Holt Crossing, AL, a suburb of Montgomery, AL..

 

In 2000, Pastor Moe moved to Atlanta. While living in Atlanta, he continued to commute to Montgomery, AL. In Alabama, Pastor Moe had become an active member of the Full Gospel Baptist Church Fellowship, under the leadership of Bishop Paul S. Morton. It was during this time, Pastor Moe accepted the pastorate at Galilee Missionary Baptist Church. While pastoring Galilee, Pastor Moe received an assignment to organize another church, Victory Full Gospel Baptist Church. After triumphing in his own personal struggles, Pastor Moe founded Restoration Christian Center of Atlanta in 2009.

Pastor Angelo Moe is the proud father of three loving children: Angelo II, Jarid and Jurneé.