After Deborah’s death in 2000, Denver promised to help the homeless forever. After Deborah’s death Denver moved in with Ron and they began writing Same Kind of Different As Me which was picked up and published, by the Christian publisher Thomas Nelson. The book reached number 8 on the New York Times Bestsellers list and remained in the top 30 for 3 ½ years. Denver made more than 400 appearances for organizations. Denver Moore and Ron Hall, along with 3 other authors were invited to attend lunch at the White House. Denver stated
After Deborah’s death in 2000, Denver promised to help the homeless forever. After Deborah’s death Denver moved in with Ron and they began writing Same Kind of Different As Me which was picked up and published, by the Christian publisher Thomas Nelson. The book reached number 8 on the New York Times Bestsellers list and remained in the top 30 for 3 ½ years. Denver made more than 400 appearances for organizations. Denver Moore and Ron Hall, along with 3 other authors were invited to attend lunch at the White House. Denver stated