Carl Moore grew up in a church plant. We launched Hope Chapel Hermosa Beach when he was six months old.

At age 12 he became the “head usher” when we launched Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay. He was 15 when he led his first microchurch. He and a friend, “Sumo” Sato planted Hope Chapel Ontario, CA as college students (the building had bullet holes in the walls). Upon graduation he helped a friend and professor, Mark Lebsack, launch Hope Chapel Huntington Beach, CA. They started with a dozen adults and two junior high students.

Huntington Beach grew to a couple hundred adults and a couple hundred students by the time we hired him to lead youth in Kaneohe. He eventually pastored the church when it was time for me to hand off to the next generation.

In this podcast we get into what it was like growing up in a disciplemaking home. We end up discussing the slowing of church multiplication in Hawaii along with steps my friends took to rejuvenate the movement. For more from Carl you can reach him at [email protected] or find him on Instagram as CaptainCarl. He’s also on Facebook. 

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