Natasha Moore is a native New Orleanian, but has been living in St. Louis for over eight years. She received her B.A. in English from Loyola University and her M.Ed. in Adult Education from the University of Missouri St. Louis. For the past nine years, Natasha Moore has worked with 18-22 year old students from a variety of backgrounds – first as a Financial Aid Counselor at universities; as adjunct faculty and faculty at community colleges and University of Phoenix; and most recently as a Job Readiness Trainer at Better Family Life.
It is obvious to any casual observer (and certainly anyone who actually talks to her) that Natasha loves her life and the ministry to which God has called her. She believes in the power of the spoken and written word and has dedicated her life to literacy research and training, and to teaching others to apply the power of Word to their lives. In addition to her work with young people in community education and college preparation, she is also the founder Apostolic Experience Publishing, a company that publishes Christian education and inspirational materials. She is the Vice President of the Saint Louis Publishers Association and an active member of the Independent Publishers Association.
Natasha is the devoted wife of James Moore and the mother of two boys. She is currently working on a M.A. in English.

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