Beth Moore

Beth Moore is an American Anglican evangelist, author, and Bible teacher best known for her role as the founder and president of Living Proof Ministries. Established in 1994, this Christian organization has been highly influential in teaching women across the United States. Moore has demonstrated her ability to engage large audiences via arena events and has also seen great success in literature, selling millions of books.

Moore's work extends beyond national borders, having taught at women's conferences in various countries including Ireland, England, Singapore, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and India. She has also shown adaptability in her teaching methods, moving from the traditional conference setting of "Living Proof Live" to digital platforms like podcasts and radio shows. The depth of her teachings is reflected in the books and video resources she produces based on the Bible studies she conducts.

Throughout her career, Moore has navigated various societal issues, never shying away from expressing her views. While she does not identify as a liberal or feminist, she has criticized parts of the Evangelical movement for dismissing the moral flaws of politicians accused of sexual abuse. She has also spoken out against white supremacy in the church. A survivor of childhood sexual abuse herself, Moore has become an advocate for sexual abuse survivors. Her written works such as "When Godly People Do Ungodly Things," "Believing God," and "So Long Insecurity: You've Been a Bad Friend to Us" reflect her commitment to addressing these issues.