Art Workshop: Let's Make Something with Pastor Darlene Moore
Monday, February 13
6:00 - 7:30 pm
"Art is without limits and full of possibilities."
- Pastor Darlene A. Moore
This art workshop will allow you to create a work of art with paint, collage and oil pastels/colors. Make that special someone a gift of art this Valentine's Day!
Darlene A. Moore is an artist, pastor and writer. Her love for people and pretty things is catching - come and share a colorful time!
6:00 - 7:30 pm
"Art is without limits and full of possibilities."
- Pastor Darlene A. Moore
This art workshop will allow you to create a work of art with paint, collage and oil pastels/colors. Make that special someone a gift of art this Valentine's Day!
Darlene A. Moore is an artist, pastor and writer. Her love for people and pretty things is catching - come and share a colorful time!
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Pastor Moore's art is currently on display at the Wesley Center and at the Rutland Street Gallery in Covington. One of her works of art appears on the cover of the November/December 2016 Upper Room Daily Devotional Guide, a publication of the United Methodist Church that is distributed in 65 countries...view cover story here.
Workshop value: $40 "Pay as you're able" option available Pre-registration requested Click here to register online Call (985) 892-8111 or email info@womenscenterforhealing.org The workshop will be held in the Great Room |
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Pastor Darlene A. Moore
Darlene Anita Moore, a native of New Orleans, graduated from Mandeville High School in 1982. She attended Dillard University and graduated in 1986 with a BA in Urban Studies and Public Policy. She continued her studies at Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta, Ga. and graduated with a Master of Divinity with concentration in Christian Education. She extended her education by traveling on three Pilgrimages to the Holy Land in 1994, 2000 and 2014; Paul’s Journey 2009 and Mission Trips to Ghana and Liberia, West Africa.
Pastor Moore became an Ordained Deacon in 1991, and Deacon Ordained Elder in 1993. Her appointments to area churches are as follows: Jones, Mallalieu and Trinity UMCs, Welsh, Jennings and Crowley, La. 1991-1996; Hartzell Mt. Zion UMC, Slidell, La. 1996-2002; Camphor Memorial UMC, Baton Rouge, La. 2002-2011; St. Mark UMC, Opelousas, La. 2011-2015; and Winan UMC, Franklinton, La. 2015 to present.
Pastor Moore in recognized not only as a Pastor, but also as an artist, writer, photographer and historian. Moore’s artwork has been shown in Upper Room Museum in Nashville, TN; Alexandria’s Museum of Art, Vanguard Gallery Baton Rouge; and The Scotts Coffee House in Mandeville. Some of her publication works are Sister to Sister Vol II, Women of Color Study Bible and Africana Worship Book B and Book C.
She was awarded Arts Ambassador of New and Emerging Artist Greater Baton Rouge Arts Council selected in Opelousas for “Fiddle Mania Painted Fiddle” which celebrated the city’s birth.
Pastor Moore’s career highlights include helping Welsh Jones build a parsonage and Hartzell Mt. Zion develop a successful stewardship and raise $90,000 in one year for the Family Life Center.
Pastor Moore’s personal mission is to Lift the Word, Live the Life, Let Go and Let God, Laugh Often, Lead from the Heart/Mind and Love People.
Pastor Moore became an Ordained Deacon in 1991, and Deacon Ordained Elder in 1993. Her appointments to area churches are as follows: Jones, Mallalieu and Trinity UMCs, Welsh, Jennings and Crowley, La. 1991-1996; Hartzell Mt. Zion UMC, Slidell, La. 1996-2002; Camphor Memorial UMC, Baton Rouge, La. 2002-2011; St. Mark UMC, Opelousas, La. 2011-2015; and Winan UMC, Franklinton, La. 2015 to present.
Pastor Moore in recognized not only as a Pastor, but also as an artist, writer, photographer and historian. Moore’s artwork has been shown in Upper Room Museum in Nashville, TN; Alexandria’s Museum of Art, Vanguard Gallery Baton Rouge; and The Scotts Coffee House in Mandeville. Some of her publication works are Sister to Sister Vol II, Women of Color Study Bible and Africana Worship Book B and Book C.
She was awarded Arts Ambassador of New and Emerging Artist Greater Baton Rouge Arts Council selected in Opelousas for “Fiddle Mania Painted Fiddle” which celebrated the city’s birth.
Pastor Moore’s career highlights include helping Welsh Jones build a parsonage and Hartzell Mt. Zion develop a successful stewardship and raise $90,000 in one year for the Family Life Center.
Pastor Moore’s personal mission is to Lift the Word, Live the Life, Let Go and Let God, Laugh Often, Lead from the Heart/Mind and Love People.
