Wednesday, January 10 | 9 am-12 pm

Topic: Leadership from Within: Nurturing the Leader’s Inner Life to Flourish in work, life and ministry

About Dr. Weber

Dr. Catherine Hart Weber is a multifaceted professional, serving as a psychotherapist, spiritual director, and an ICF Certified Life Coach. She leads groups, intensives, and Flourish retreats, providing comprehensive support in personal growth and well-being.

Her approach is a harmonious blend of cutting-edge science, neurobiology, Christian Spiritual Formation, and Soul Care. Over the years, she has dedicated herself to continuous research and writing in the realm of Faith-Based Human Flourishing, staying at the forefront of this evolving field.

Dr. Catherine’s teaching experience extends to several prestigious institutions, including Fuller Seminary, Denver Seminary, Azusa Pacific University, and Life Pacific University, where she has served as an adjunct professor. Her contributions also extend to the written word, as she has authored multiple books, articles, and contributed to various publications. Her insights have further reached a wider audience through media appearances.

She holds a Ph.D. and a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary School of Psychology, along with a Master’s degree in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. Her educational journey began with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Kinesiology from UCLA.

Thursday, January 11 | 9 am-12 pm

Topic: Pentecostal Ethos: Historical Perspectives and Theological Characteristics of the Modern Pentecostal-Charismatic Movements.

About Dr. Moore

Dr. David Moore, the M.G. Robertson Chair of Pneumatology at The King’s University, previously served as a Professor of Bible and Theology at Life Pacific College. With a rich history of pastoral and academic experience, Dr. Moore’s expertise spans various aspects of Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. He holds two earned doctorates from Regent University School of Divinity and taught there as a visiting professor.

As an accomplished author, Dr. Moore has contributed significantly to theological literature. Notable works include “The Shepherding Movement: Controversy and Charismatic Ecclesiology,” “The Charismatic Century: The Enduring Impact of the Azusa Street Revival” (co-authored with Jack Hayford), and “The Pastor and The Kingdom: Essays In Honor of Jack W. Hayford,” which he co-edited with Dr. Jon Huntzinger. His latest release, “Pastor Jack: The Authorized Biography of Jack W. Hayford,” sheds light on the life of The King’s University founder.

Dr. Moore’s influence extends to various publications, magazines, and journals, making him a respected figure in his field. He and his late wife, Patty, were married for over 52 years and were blessed with three children, eight grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. In his spare time, Dr. Moore enjoys the companionship of a beloved feline friend they aptly named “Kitty.”