Moore and his wife, Ann, built the church because they wanted to make a place of worship available to Christians of any denomination. From poor to wealthy cutting across all cultural, religious, age, and generation barriers to have a place to come and worship. The classrooms are for Christian Pensacola School, which Moore and his wife, Ann, opened in August. The Moores would like to expand the school to 140 students next year. School Administrator Yolanda Trevino said the school is still fielding inquiries from parents interested in enrolling their children in it.
Students don t have to be members of the church to be enrolled in the school.
Students attend the chapel every day to learn the word of God, Moore said. Moore also touted the school s small class size. We have the children s Mass with puppets, music, and drama for the little ones. We have the Christian Rangers, Christian Boy Scouts, the Missionettes, Girl Scouts, Generation J for the teens, and adults have Bible study. The church also is involved in outreach programs to feed the poor, provide clothing for the homeless and events for young people.