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“On Bended Knees: Her Last Prayer” by Reva Lachica Wallace-Moore Do you love your downtrodden neighbor? Betty was one of the “poor people” cared for by our church. A widow in her 70’s whose only son died, she lived alone. Plagued with Schizophrenia, Betty looked at the world in a child-like way—everyone should find time … Read more

“Overcoming Life’s Giants” by Reva Lachica Moore My son had invited my husband and me to attend his Car Show in Baton Rouge. He told us to go to the main tent where he had placed chairs for us so we would not get tired standing up. When we reached the racetrack, we found the … Read more

There is nothing more gratifying than to see a destitute but determined person reach his or her goal. Often, the only thing that holds a person back from achieving his goal is poverty. In the past 30 years, hundreds of students had written asking for financial help to go to school. Coming from my humble … Read more

I dream almost every night. Mostly symbolic dreams. Last night I dreamed that I had a beautiful flower garden. There were flowers of all kinds. I didn’t see any soil or grass. Instead, a groundcover of small, pink flowers carpeted the edge of the garden. But as beautiful as it was, the garden lacked a … Read more

I had just walked into the kitchen when I heard the doorbell ring. I turned my head toward the door and through the glass, I saw a man dressed in khaki overalls standing there. I could see him but he couldn’t see me. It is not unusual to see a person outside our Denham Springs … Read more

“Before You Grumble” by Reva Lachica Moore (Here are my “special” children under Adopt a Minister International) I heard this in a sermon many years ago: “Whenever you feel like complaining for not having shoes, think about someone who doesn’t have feet.” Back in 2002, I shared my life story with around 100 women at … Read more