(I put the flowers to cover their faces). Last Friday, Kaitlyn told us that she had a wonderful day at school. The students had to make a puzzle and after they were done, they had to put a good comment on the puzzle card and give it to another student. “I was very surprised that … Read more
The Honest Beggar and the Fraudulent Investor by Reva Lachica Moore (I wrote this several years ago) I heard a true-to-life story from a preacher and I wish to share it with you. Two American missionaries named Willis and Margaret were strolling down the streets of Baguio, Philippines enjoying the coolness of the mountain air. … Read more
A father may turn his back on his child, brothers and sisters may become inveterate enemies, husbands may desert their wives, wives their husbands. But a mother’s love endures through all. ~Washington Irving Two days ago I went shopping and saw a sight I’ve not seen before. Two women, one in her 40’s and the … Read more
“I Tried to Rescue a Turtle” (This story has a happy ending) Yesterday, I was sitting inside the car, while JR was in the dermatology office, when I saw a turtle on the sidewalk. The past night’s heavy rain must have carried the turtle to higher ground. The turtle was trying to crawl out of … Read more
Adopt a Minister International – “Send Labourers to His Harvest” How Adopt a Minister International Got Started (By Reva Lachica Moore) In 1998, I sat amidst some 2000 women in a Women’s Ministry Session in Toronto, Canada, listening to our guest speaker, Adli Campos, a minister’s wife from Puerto Rico. Adli told God that she … Read more
A “Ram in the Thicket” Story – by Reva Lachica Moore Mary Grace and I were flying from Maryland to Baton Rouge with a layover in Charlotte, North Carolina – a very busy airport. Due to bad weather, our flight was delayed. When we finally landed in Charlotte, the captain asked the passengers who do … Read more
(The other night, I was watching CBN when I heard the speaker talk about, “Feed My Sheep.” Amazing that God also told me, “Feed My Sheep” many years ago, and so I looked for this write up.) “The Million Dollar Lawsuit” by Reva Wallace-Moore I was at work one afternoon when my husband, Edwin Wallace … Read more
My son Adam and I were on our way home the other day when a passing ambulance reminded me of a funny incident from many years ago. “Oh, I hated driving an ambulance,” I muttered. “What? You drove an ambulance?” Adam asked with a chuckle. “Yes, I did – twenty years ago. But not anymore.” … Read more
(Note: I used a pic that I took 32 years ago.) Nearly ten million people had filed for unemployment in the last 2 weeks because of this pandemic. I can only imagine their fear. It’s not just fear due to the possibility of getting infected, but fear of not being able to pay rent, mortgage, … Read more
Several years ago, I wrote “Abandoned But Not Forsaken” – the heart-wrenching story of Dorel Padilla, a young man born without legs. Dorel was given up for adoption because his poor mother couldn’t take care of him. Today I wish to share his story again but with a very happy ending. Dorel Padilla, 25, tells … Read more