I don’t know what it is about ‘wishing wells’ and why many folks like to have them. I don’t know why they are called ‘wishing wells.’ Why would people make wishes upon a well when there are hardly any wells around? And who is supposed to be granting the wishes in the first place? So … Read more
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
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
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
Before I became a pastor, I was just an ordinary member of our church in Siquijor. My parents had embraced the Seventh-day Adventist faith when I was a young child. Out of my six siblings, five of us converted to Adventism, while one remained Catholic. Since I was the youngest, I was the last to … Read more
Dear Friends, I would like to thank you for your continued support of Adopt a Minister International. God has been faithful to this ministry. Sometimes, the enemy attacks but God is always in control. I’ve shared with you about my illness: GI issues and Sciatica/Neuropathy. Thank God that my GI issues have already been resolved. … Read more
In God’s Perfect Time Last July 7, Pastor Danilo Mocoy, Pastor Walter Padronia, Pastor Michael Tamayo, Pastor Bornales and Pastor Calasagsag were ordained by Southern Mindanao Mission. Four out of the five were under Adopt a Minister International for several years and they had to wait 17 years before getting ordained. We still have over 300 … Read more
**Hello, Everyone. The Lord had impressed me to send a newsletter again with “pictures” to let everyone know that our funds are so low still and I am NOT able to send stipends this month. We still have over 350 adopted theology graduates (mostly new and several have been with us for a few years). … Read more
Last week as I walked out of Dillard’s Department Store into the parking lot, I heard a loud voice from behind me, “We got you!” Startled, I turned around. Two men were walking towards me. However, they briskly walked past me and stood behind a young woman walking a few feet ahead. “We got you!” … Read more
When I was a child my parents, Mae-Myrna Blaza Joel Blaza and grandparents, Federico-Restie Blaza kept on telling me and my siblings to go to school, study hard, and finish a degree in order to earn money to provide for our needs. My Uncle Boy, Jon Blaza and Auntie Rae Rachel Blaza Brown, encouraged us … Read more