A Big Honor

Randy and I had the honor of addressing the United Methodist South Annual Conference in Bloomington this week.

We were asked to do this last fall. As you can imagine, it’s hard to make plans, but to make plans this far in advance is a tremendous challenge. How sick would I be? What would treatment do to me? And we never spoke this out loud but…would I even be alive?

Wow, is our God good! There is no doubt He wanted us to be there because He protected me in every way possible. I am stronger now than I’ve been since diagnosis. I have so far tolerated this new treatment that is more toxic than previous treatment and therefore was supposed to be so hard on me.

The new treatment is working. Not only is my tumor stable, but my tumor markers(ca 19-9 is an indication in the blood of cancer activity) are down to 225! They were nearly 1200 at diagnosis. People tell me I just don’t look like someone who has advanced inoperable pancreatic cancer. And, you know what my doctor said when he gave me this good news on Tuesday? “Praise God!”

We have a big God who answers big prayers!

We were able to share that message at Annual Conference and what an honor it was to do so. He is the Great Physician who is still in the business of healing. To think otherwise would be to discount much of the ministry of Jesus Christ.

I am very, very humbled, and very, very grateful.

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9 Responses to A Big Honor

  1. maryann white says:

    Ann and Randy……..I believe I have deep faith but am in awe of your faith. You and your family will continue to be in my prayers. God is with you. Bless you. MaryAnn

  2. Cindy=0) says:

    I am so happy for you and your family! I know that God will continue to bless you……HE is not done with you yet! I also know that we aren’t either! You bless each and everyone of us with your strength and grace! Hugs to all of you!

  3. shelly says:

    I am truly happy for you Ann – as I have been following your story for some time now. I wonder though if you might be moved to write about how god works to save some
    and bring relief to some – but does not appear to bring that to others – good people – who led good family lives. Why is it that you can see god’s ways in your
    life and yet – god seemed not to grace the people in my life (and many others) with the same? This is something that really puzzles me and I would be very interested in
    knowing your thoughts.

  4. amy gerth says:

    Ann, I have been out of town and was so pleased to come home and read of your good news. While traveling, I saw a sign
    that read, “FAITH IS MORE THAN BELIEVING GOD CAN, IT IS BELIEVING GOD WILL!” I love that because it has only
    been a little over a year that I stopped praying, ” I know you can Lord.” Through you ,and my friend, Mike Shore, God has taught
    me to pray, “I know you WILL Lord.” It certainly reinforces the scripture that says, “FAITH IS BEING SURE OF WHAT WE ARE
    HOPING FOR & CERTAIN OF THE THINGS WE CANNOT SEE WITH HUMAN EYES.”

    Our Vacation Bible School started at church last evening. The children are learning about the miracles of Jesus. I thank God that one
    day in the near future we will not only be able to read to them of the miracles in the Bible, but have people like Ann Moore &
    Mike Shore get up and share their personal experience with miracles!

  5. Dawn Gregory says:

    Praise God is right – you are turley a walking miricle and work of our Lord… He is using you in a great way and you truley a testmoney as well as your family… I am at awe. I love that you share your stroy becasue it is a great complement to God your faith is just so outstanding. God bless you and Randy and your family.

  6. Vicki Nelson says:

    Ann……How awesome our God is! I have watched you in wonder as you face each new obstacle with courage and faith. You have abeen such a witness to so many. I just returned from Hanbury Home in Jamaica and the Major said to tell you he has been praying for you ever since I told him several months ago of your diagnosis. He said he would love to see you and Andrew again….and sends his love to you along with the children of Hanbury. God is not yet finished with your ministry here on earth….and you my friend are a true testimony to his love for His children!

  7. bryant says:

    God is good! Thank you for your faith and your witness to God’s strength.

  8. Becky says:

    “God is good All the time” and he is proving that through
    you Ann. What a blessing! Best wishes to you and Randy and the children.

  9. Nancy L. says:

    Dear Ann,

    We have a praise that you are doing so well with your new treatment. At First Baptist Owensboro, we’ve had an on going prayer request in our prayer room and you site hadn’t been checked in awhile. So with delight and praise to God we can post your Good news.

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