Rev. Philip L. Moore, Sr. is the youngest son, of nine children born to the late Rev. Samuel and Mrs. Beaula Moore of Guilford in Howard County. Rev. Philip is the current pastor of the Unity Baptist Church in Elkridge, MD. He was baptized at an early age, at the First Baptist Church of Guilford. It was there that he attended Sunday school and got his early spiritual training.

 

 Later Rev. Philip Moore became a member of Unity Baptist Church where his father pastored. He attended the Bible Study and served as Director of and a member of the Samuel Moore Spiritualists. Rev. Philip also served as a dedicated, ordained deacon before accepting his call to preach God’s Word. Rev. Philip was licensed to preach the Gospel in October 1993, and ordained in September, 1997. Rev. Moore is a Vietnam veteran, having served in the U.S. Armed Services. He later earned a certificate in Computer Technology at PSI Institute, Baltimore , MD. Rev. Moore has also attended the University of Maryland for Business Administration, Washington Saturday College, and Howard University, Washington, DC for Religious Training. Later Rev. Moore attended Baptist Missionary Convention Seminary, Baltimore , MD , and graduated from the Baltimore School of the Bible, Brooklyn Branch in Glen Burnie , MD.

 

Rev. Phillip Moore Sr is married to the love of his life, Wilhelmenia, who also labors in ministry alongside him. They have three children together, Heather, January, and Philip II. They are also the grandparents of ten. Pastor Moore’s vision for the church is to restore families. He works tirelessly to motivate the leaders within the church to reach out and lift up one another, as well as help others who may have lost focus of their goal in life. His love is for the church and all of God’s people. Illustrated by His paraphrasing the heart of David in I Chronicles 16:1-2, 16-17: Who am I ?For God to take time in His providential will to allow me to see this great celebration? Who am I? That God has regarded my house and kept my family safe? Who am I? I have no right but want to give Him my love, my service and to lift Him up for men and women. My faith is charged. God has been faithful. I want to be a servant of the most High God and this great church that, in the end I may hear Him say, “Well done thy good and faithful servant”