Donnie Ray Moore

Donnie and Cindy´s ministry at Chi Alpha led me to the Lord at UOP in the early 80´s. He is my spiritual Dad and I am so proud of the yielded life he lived for Jesus. He walked what he preached, the full gospel, a spirit filled life which he taught others to live uncompromisingly for the Lord he loved. I remember his courage to always obey the Lord. But more that, his love for all of us was so evident. How he loved and discipled us and enjoyed us so much. He was always full of joy and...

I knew Donnie from his early days as a follower of Jesus Christ, first as a student in classes at University of the Pacific. His first question to me: "Dr. Kelly, who is your Significant Other (the most important influence in your life)?" He figured to trap me into confessing my new commitment to Christ, but it backfired. HE ended up pursuing the Lord, and the rest, as they say, is his Christian history writ very large indeed. No one could minister to hurting youth like Donnie Moore, no one....

Rest In Peace Brother

I'm sorry that we lost contact over the years. I lived across the hall from Donny and Joe when we lived in the John Ballantyne Dorm at UOP. I have been thinking of Donnie and hoping to someday meet up again only to find out that he is no longer alive. I am thrilled that Donny loved Jesus over the decades as I knew him before he was a Christian and then met him only once after he bacame a Christian.Praise God for a life well lived.

Pete Regli
UOP 1978

I Wil, miss you

My condolences go to Donnie's family at this time. I know he is in a better place and because of is ministry I came to know the lord as my savior. He is someone that forever changed my life and I'm proud to say that I'm glad out lives crossed paths.

My condolences to the family, and close friends.
I remember when I was at trinity life center church pastor randy and Pam Greer. U knew so much about what I was going through, yes I was very impressed you are the best, will truly Bebe missed... Stay blessed to the whole family.

I personally met Donnie in November of 1984 at Lakeview Assembly. An encounter I will forever remember. God spoke to Donnie that night and Donnie spoke to me about the things God was sharing with him about my life. He baptized me the following Sunday. I will always love Donnie. My prayers for comfort and healing and strength go out his wife Cindy and there three children, Brooke, Anna, and D.J. I will always have great respect, admiration, and love for my Hero Donnie Moore.