Rich and Poor in Haiti

My sister Kez has a terrific post about bridging the gap between Haiti's richest and poorest in her daily work there.

"He's 2 years older than me?" Abraham gawked. "But he's tiny! How is that possible?" Oh, Abraham! You have been so fortunate to be born into your family. You've never lived alone on the streets, you've never known real hunger...

Fares looked very seriously at me and said, "Miss [Keziah], I am going to be a radical and I am going to change this country."

Go on over and check it out - and lend her your prayers and encouragement as well if you know her.