Pam Eddings

Director / Treasurer

Pam Eddings comes to us with more than twenty years of experience in writing, editing, and proofreading Christian literature, and has assisted in the making of dozens of books and hundreds of articles by both Apostolic and secular writers. She draws from a lifetime of teaching Sunday School and speaking at seminars, retreats and special events. As a licensed minister and prison Chaplain, she has taught weekly Bible studies since 2003 to thousands of men and women inmates.

In 2001, Pam experienced the sudden, unexpected death of her husband of 28 years. Help Me Heal Conferences have benefitted from Pam’s teaching as she shares her experiences and Bible principles for navigating the uncharted waters of widowhood and grief in various forms. Her published book, “She Shall Be Called Abigail,” chronicles her journey of healing from the devastating loss of her husband.

Pam is also a skilled singer, musician, and music instructor, and plays active music and teaching roles in her local Church. She has three sons, three daughters-in-law, three grandsons and four granddaughters. She makes her home in Springfield, Missouri.

Dr. Rhea Cooper

Marketing

Dr. Rhea Cooper is a licensed professional counselor, ministry leader, and speaker with a passion for helping individuals, families, and churches experience healing and restoration. As the owner of a private counseling practice in Lafayette, Louisiana, she works with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families, with a focus on trauma, anxiety, depression, and relational health. Dr. Rhea attends the Pentecostals of Lafayette Church, where she leads a mental health ministry. She desires to equip churches with practical, biblically grounded tools that foster restoration, hope, and lasting transformation.

  Cindy Moore

Committee Member

Cindy Moore has a BA in Education.  She has been married and widowed twice so she can speak to ladies who have experienced grief and loss of a spouse. She edits books and is skilled in graphic designing. She creates unique book covers for authors.

Cindy is a skilled seamstress and a gifted musician. She leads worship at her home church, the United Pentecostal Church of Fulton, MS, and has been involved with Help Me Heal since 2020.

She is grandmother to 6 and great-grandmother to 2 beautiful children.

Rev. Mark & Janice Morris

Committee Member

Rev. Mark and Janice Morris began their ministry in 1978. Together, they pastored churches in the Illinois and Tennessee districts of the United Pentecostal Church. In 1988, they relocated to the city of Republic, Missouri, with their children, Rachel and Joshua, to plant a new church. They pastored in Republic, Missouri, until 2023. During that time, they tragically lost their son Joshua. Mark and Janice adopted and raised Joshua’s two children, ages three and seven. Since their retirement from 40 years of pastoring, they have attended Calvary Pentecostal Church in Springfield, Missouri, pastored by Rev. Carlton Coon and Rev. Dewayne Butler. Mark is a regular contributor to the UPCI Sages periodicals, as well as doing pulpit teaching as needed. He has written three books discussing the subject of forgiveness.