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“An Interrupted Funeral” by Reva Lachica Moore (Pictures borrowed from the internet) The worship service had started and the preacher was well on his way in his sermon when a man and his young son sitting in front of us stood up. I saw the boy whisper to his dad a minute earlier so I … Read more

“Pompei” by Reva Lachica Moore Upon hearing about Pompeii through the in-cabin TV advertisement of the cruise ship, I wanted to see the place. Imagine seeing the ruins of a city founded 6 centuries before Christ! “Umbrella” pine trees and souvenir shops dotted the entrance to the “ruins.” After we entered the gate, we could … Read more

“Create in Me a Pure Heart, O God” By Reva Lavhica Moore Trees enhance the beauty of a house and for this reason, when we built our Denham Springs house 40+ years ago, I insisted on keeping most of the trees on our jungle-like property. The trees also provide shade and keep our house cool … Read more

“Ask for the Holy Spirit” by Reva Lachica Moore (NOTE: I hope every Adopted Minister would read this and make your “asking for the Holy Spirit” foremost in your life.) It was in 1991 when I felt the Holy Spirit come into my life – like REALLY come. I believe it happened after I sought … Read more

A few years ago, we received a $3,600 TITHE donation to our ministry (Adopt a Minister International) from a 94-year-old woman with a note: “Tithe money for salaries of pastors only. It is a little more than usual.” This sponsor sends a yearly donation. NOTE: We have been doing our ministry – Adopt a Minister … Read more

“A Dream and a Prayer” by Reva Lachica Moore (Written in 2016) I woke up from a disturbing dream but this is not the first time that I had a foreboding dream. Often, I don’t really know what my dream would mean so I would always tell my husband JR and Mary Grace about my … Read more

“An Act of Kindness” by Reva Lachica Moore Yesterday, we were driving on busy Airline Highway when we saw this scene at an intersection. The light had turned red and so we stopped. We were the third stopped car in the middle lane. On the right lane, an elderly man got out of his stopped … Read more

Trapped! by Reva Lachica Moore “Screech!” “Screech!” “Screech!” “Thump!” “The little squirrel is back again!” I hollered ‘though nobody could hear me. From my computer desk, I could see its tail. Ever since we placed the acrylic birdfeeder outside the game room, birds and squirrels had been fighting over it. And with the ‘bully’ mockingbird … Read more