God Has The Best Plan Always by Reva Lachica Moore

A few months ago, I found out in my old age and to my amazement, that I could have been given up for adoption to a childless relative. Of the 10 siblings, my aunt had specifically asked for me. I don’t know why. Maybe because of pity for me because I had to quit school … Read more

My Thanksgiving Surprise 26 years later

A Thanksgiving SURPRISE 26 years later by Reva Lachica Moore Has someone been an inspiration to you but you never had a chance to thank that person? Please READ my story BELOW. Today, I was able to thank Adly Campos so many years later. She didn’t even know who I am. Thank God that I … Read more

Present Your Requests to God” by Reva Moore

“Present Your Requests to God” by Reva Lachica Moore (written in 2013) Since Kaitlyn was just two months old, Grandpa would cradle her in his arms and take her outside every few days and show her things: the wind chime, the flowers, the leaves, even the huge TV dish. This started the little child’s fascination … Read more

Baptism Report for September 2024

Adopt a Minister International – “Send Labourers to His Harvest” Baptism is an important event in the life of a Christian. Jesus’ baptism is a perfect example of surrendering oneself to the Father. When John the Baptist baptized Jesus, he taught us that baptism by immersion was symbolic of a turning away from sin and … Read more

On Bended Knees by Reva Lachica Moore

On Bended Knees: A Miracle and Her Last Prayer by Reva Lachica Wallace-Moore (Written in 2002)** I had the privilege to write a weekly column for a California Newspaper for 18 years and wrote over 800 stories about everyday life with God and His great love for His children. I’d like to share with you … Read more

The Student Who Wrote to Jesus Christ

Sharing Time Reva Lachica Moore The Student Who Wrote To Jesus Christ The sky was hazy with spurts of rain throughout the day. Late that afternoon my sister Rosalie and I were on our way to Central Philippine Adventist College for our Food Distribution Program for 300 working students. Halfway to our destination, a rainbow … Read more

“The Object of My Affection” by Reva Lachica Moore

I like to lavish others with gifts; I tend to go overboard when I do. Absolutely blessed, and even spoiled–would describe someone who becomes the object of my affection or benevolence. So, when Sergeant Rock, our basset hound was fed with leftover chicken tetrazzini three days in a row, he no longer wanted dry dog … Read more