Sharing Time

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

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

“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