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Joy Moore

Joy Moore

President and Professor of Homiletics, Northern Seminary, Lisle, Illinois

Dr. Joy Jittaun Moore, an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, is President and Professor of Homiletics at Northern Seminary in Lisle, Illinois.

Before that, she served as Professor of Biblical Preaching at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, where she co-hosted Working Preacher’s Sermon Brainwave podcast.

She established the William E. Pannell Center for African American Church Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA; served as Associate Dean for Lifelong Learning at Duke Divinity School; director of Student Life at Asbury Theological Seminary; and chaplain and director of Church Relations at Adrian College. She has held pastorates in the Michigan Area of the United Methodist Church and written for Sojourners magazine, Christian Century, Good News magazine, and Working Preacher. She can be heard weekly on the Sermon Brainwave podcast.

Joy grew up in the American Midwest on Chicago’s southside attending Commonwealth Community Church, where she was spiritually formed and experienced a call to Christian Ministry. Professor Moore was president of the Wesleyan Theological Society from 2020-2022 and an avid fan of books by David Baldacci and John Hart. When not teaching, she enjoys traveling, watching episodes of NCIS, and reading.

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By Joy Moore

Stewarding the Story

Reimagine stewardship and share God's story

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A More Excellent Way: The Gospel in an Age of Division

Justice & Service

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Foster an inclusive community with practical strategies for engaging issues like race, justice, and polarization with grace and scriptural wisdom.

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