Moore, Timothy L. (ext. 4902)
Campus Pastor and Associate Professor of Youth Ministries
BSc, MA, DMin
Current Research Projects
- Resiliency in Teenagers D.Min. dissertation topic
- Help parents understand teen resiliency
Biography
Tim Moore was born and raised in London Ontario. He graduated from Houghton College, Houghton New York in 1981 with a B.Sc. in Physical Education.
From 1981-1986, Tim served as the Athletic Director on the faculty of Canadian Bible College and Canadian Theological Seminary in Regina Saskatchewan, where he coached the women's basketball team and soccer team to seven Provincial Championships and three sixth place finishes at the C.C.A.A. National Championships and was selected the Coach of the Year in men's soccer in 1985. From C.B.C. Tim became the Pastor of Student Ministries at Glencarin Alliance Church in Regina. In 1989 Tim and his family moved to Columbia, South Carolina to complete his M.A. in English Bible at Columbia International University.
From 1990-2001 Tim served as the Pastor of Student Ministries at Unionville Alliance Church in the Eastern Central District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. While serving in Unionville Tim was adjunct faculty at Tyndale University College and Canadian Bible College teaching in the Youth Ministry departments.
Since 2001 Tim has served on the faculty of Ambrose University College and is currently an Associate Professor of Youth Ministry. While on faculty he has also served as ACCESS Director and the Director of Legacy Youth Conference. He completed his D.Min. degree in 2009 at Providence Theological Seminary. His dissertation was an "Investigation of Strength-based Mentoring as the Basis for Holistic Youth Ministry. He has completed mission trips to St. Vincent, Grenada, Russia, Indonesia, and Mexico City.
Tim has been married to Nancy, his wife of 28 years. They enjoy their three adult children, Joel, Matthew, and Katie. In addition to his role at Ambrose, Tim enjoys playing golf, mentoring students, cruising on his motorcycle, and long hikes with Nancy! One of his major downfalls, according to some of his peers is that he is an avid Toronto Maple Leafs fan with a rapidly developing loyalty to the Calgary Flames.