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Reach his community for Christ, especially those who are not connected to any church
Clayton Moore has been married for over 30 years. He and his wife have five children. Now they have grandchildren too.
Clayton Moore was raised in a local Lutheran Church. In adulthood, He and his family left the church scene, but God did not leave him and his family. In 2009, he lost his job after his company merged with another one. This event changed his schedule and he started to renew his connections to Christ.
The Holy Spirit began to convict him to reconnect with God. He began to study the Bible. Clayton sensed the call to reach others including his family.
This led Clayton to begin studying at Christian Leaders Institute in 2016. He is close to completing his Bachelor Degree. He has been ordained.
Clayton is willing to mentor any Christian Leaders Institute student or graduate in their journey of ministry training or ordination with the Christian Leaders Alliance.
Dee is called to serve those in need of God's grace and to raise up Christian Leaders bring revival to our land.
My name is Davenia "Dee” Davenport, age 61, I am divorced, with three daughters, two granddaughters, and a grandson on the way. My family (Mother & Father) moved to Atlanta in 1980. Due to my father being sick with breathing and lung problems. The Lord granted my father 34 more years of life.
My mother was the first person to receive salvation in the family. I got saved in 1976 while looking at the PTL club. I was 17 years old. A few months later my mother prayed for me to receive the Holy Spirit. However, at that time I was struggling. One day I was saved and the next day I was in the world.
I lost my first child "a boy" and almost bled to death. This took me to a dark place that I didn’t want to go. I stayed in the hospital a few months. The next year I attended a Christian camp for teens where I preached my first seminar. You aren't too young to go to hell. I talked about obeying your parents and how sin can lead you to a dark place. Over 200 young teens got saved that day.
I was still back and forward in the Lord and really felt I would never stop getting high. Until one day I was hanging out getting high in this house. I had no idea who the people were and how I got there. I saw my oldest daughter who was only 3 or 4 in the midst of the smoke, I ran to her and promised that she will never see me like that again. That began my journey of living right and seeking God to help me and keep me.
I began to practice how to live a drug-free life. I had to stop hanging out with my so-called friends. I read the word daily and went to church. The word was very important in my life because I could not live for the Lord and stop getting high in my own strength. Drugs and alcohol were always in my parent’s house. We all sold and used drugs, took pills, and drank alcohol. Praise be to God for delivering me. It’s been over 20 years of a drug-free life.
In 1991, The Lord put on my heart to go on a fast and shut-in at a hotel for 3 days. There in that hotel room, the Lord called me to preach the gospel. He told me not to be afraid of their faces. To my surprise, it was later confirmed by my pastor at the time.
In 2004, I took classes at the Pilgrim Ministering & Leadership Institute (PMLI). I graduated in 2006 and this left me wanting to learn more. In my search for this knowledge, I found CLI in 2011. The experience and teaching I have received have been a great blessing in my ministry and my life. The Lord put in my heart to become a chaplain. I had no idea what he was preparing me for.
When my father became ill and was put in hospice the doctor gave him days to live, but God allowed him to live for over 2 years. The classes at CLI walked me through this hard but wonderful process. The classes gave me the knowledge and strength that I needed. I whole heartily know I would not have been prepared for such a thing without CLI classes. I was able to pray for my father and prepare him to meet the Lord,
I launched my personal ministry in 2014, Against ALL Odds Thorn in the Flesh. CLI was a great instrument in teaching me and preparing me to step out in my ministry with knowledge, tools, and experience. My classes enhanced how I teach leadership classes and helped me become a chaplain and more. President Henry ordained me in 2014. I received my associate's degree and bachelor's degree in Divinity in 2018. I have also received a Chaplain Minister ordination package. I am a CLI mentor. I have received over 20 awards, diplomas, and certificates from CLI.
Thanks to CLI, I am able to move forward in the things that the Lord has charged and called me to do.
To reach more leaders and raise them up for Christ!
Delois Wilkerson has a daughter and two grandsons. Her relationship with God began at an early age. In her teens and through her adulthood her life felt out of control. In 2014, She accepted the Lord Jesus Christ as her Savior. She began an in-home Ministry with her grandsons. They read and study the Bible. They also have started Bible Workshop, bringing the word of God through performances such as Spirit Dancing and Expressive Reading.
Delois began Christian Leaders Institute in 2017 and was ordained in 2018. She is willing to mentor other in their training and ordination.
To mentor and raise up more Christian Leaders in South Carolina
Donna Fields is married to her wonderful husband Tim for 3 years. She was born and raised in North Carolina, but I currently live in Charleston, SC.
Donna grew up in an (A.M.E) Church,, African American Episcopal. She was baptized as a baby and again as a teenager. As a youth growing up in the Church, she ushered, sung on the choir, participated in church events as much as possible. She came to know the Lord by attending Church, Sunday school, bible study, noonday prayer, as well as vacation bible school.
Recently she has sensed the calling to ministry. The Lord has raise up excellent mentor for her who have assisted her in her ministry training journey at Christian Leaders Institute.
Donna started CLI in 2016 and has completed over 100 credits of training. She was ordained in 2016 as well. She is willing to mentor new CLI students and graduates. She will also assist them in the ordination process with the Christian Leaders Alliance.
To provide pastoral care, as a Community Chaplain, to
those outside the church and by ultimately starting a Christian faith
mentoring and counseling center to the unchurched.
To provide pastoral care, as a Community Chaplain, to
those outside the church and by ultimately starting a Christian faith
mentoring and counseling center to the unchurched.
Ministry Journey: Kenny is married and lives in Oconto, Wisconsin, a
small community north of Green Bay. He is known in the area where he
lives as Cap'n Kenny. Together, he and his wife, Nancy, operate a small
charter/tour boat company on the Great Lakes during the summer months
and travel south during the winter months. They attend worship together
in a small ELCA Lutheran church in Marinette, Wisconsin.
As a child, Kenny grew up in California and was raised in the Baptist
traditions, although his family seldom attended church. His father
worked in the construction trade after he left the military, and the
family traveled to wherever his father could find work. Kenny attended
14 different schools before graduating from high school. After high
school, Kenny enlisted into the US Army and was sent to fight in Vietnam
shortly afterwards. He continued his military career after Vietnam
serving in the Continental United States and Pacific regions until he
retired after 23 years of service. After the military, Kenny has worked
as an electronics technician for the Federal Aviation Administration, as
an aircraft electrician for the US Air Force, and as a cross-country
truck driver for a national carrier. Kenny is now a US Merchant Mariner
licensed as a Ship's Master (Captain).
Kenny's current ministry is Chaplain for the military veteran service
organizations in Oconto, Wisconsin, where he lives. He also volunteers
as a visitation minister with a hospice organization in Northeast
Wisconsin, and with the VA Medical Center in Iron Mountain, Michigan.
Kenny also maintains an online ministry website where he shares the love
of Christ Jesus worldwide through daily devotions and lectionary
scripture readings.
Kenny started studying with CLI in 2015 and completed the Bachelor of
Divinity Degree with a Chaplaincy Emphasis in 2019. He is currently
working towards a Master of Theological Studies Degree at Nations
University in New Orleans, Louisiana. Kenny is ordained through
Christian Leaders Alliance as a Chaplain Minister.
Kenny is willing to mentor new CLI students and graduates in the
Northeastern Wisconsin/Michigan Upper Peninsula area. He will also
assist them in the ordination process with the Christian Leaders Alliance.
To serve as an ordained Chaplain, guide and mentor future leaders and mend broken homes (families/relationships). Establish and plant a Congregation and minister training center.
Barukh atah Adonai Eloheinu (Blessed The LORD Elohim) the Pesach (Pass Over) Lamb of Elohim
An alum of Christian Leaders College; received my Bachelors in Chaplaincy, Chaplain Ordination...and with His help over 80 awards. I’ve enjoyed my ministry educational journey at both CLI and CLC.
Have been walking in Yeshua (Jesus) since 2004; as a child during my elementary school years my mother began to bring my brother's and I to church but I left "the church" and everything about it shortly after I was baptized around the age of 12. I answered my calling and election at the age of 23 outside the 4 walls of "the church" and have been walking purposefully in Yeshua and engaging a strong relationship with the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit); there is nothing more precious than His word. It has been a beautiful collision this journey.
Since my restoration in His kingdom in 2004 He has ushered me through Parental Alienation; through church abandonment; through family abandonment; through sickness and illness; through poverty; through false reports; through joblessness; through a list of tsuris (troubles) it has been without a doubt a beautiful collision; a chaotic but blessed life and I wouldn’t trade it all. Now though I’ve suffered much I have also been blessed with much i.e. I’ve been blessed with four precious children; in 2009 I received a 2008 Impala with only 27,000 miles and no car note (payment); have helped many through their own personal and family struggles; etc. Again it’s been a chaotic but blessed life and I would not trade it at all.
As a Bachelors in Chaplaincy recipient at CLC and an Ordained Chaplain Minister and an Ordained Life Coach Minister through CLA I look forward to helping students through their ministry education journey and their calling and election by His wonderful Hand and Spirit as well as contributing in the quality growth of CLI/CLC.
I truly value and appreciate the 89 awards I’ve been grateful to achieve through CLI/CLC and will apply it along the training, education, and certifications/licenses I’ve received outside of ministry.
To raise up more Christian Leaders for Ministry in the Greater Atlanta area
Tracie Steadman is originally from Sacramento, California. She have lived in Atlanta, Georgia for 30 years. She am married to John Steadman Jr. We have five children and nine grand children.
Here walk with God was inspired at a young age by the widow of Rev. Walter Johnson. Read her profile to hear her inspiring story. As life went forward and her walked strengthened she sensed the calling into ministry. She experienced a stoke, that prompted her to get even closer to the Lord.
She started Christian Leaders institute in 2017 and was ordained in the Associate Chaplain role in 2018. She is willing to mentor others in their ministry training at Christian Leaders Institute and help them become ordained with the Christian Leaders Alliance.