
Today Brant Hansen is taking his turn in the fast, and he, like Kat yesterday, highlights Compassion International.
Please visit Brant's blog today - it is a soul-searching post; at least it was for me.
I can't describe it any better (or come even close to) than Brant, so I'd like to close with a quote from his post:
"The wall is very, very thin. The wall divides a bloody temple from Mother Teresa's home for the sick and dying, and it's a very thin wall. For the children I've met in central America, Africa, Asia -- the wall between hope and hopelessness, between smiling young engineer and disfigured beggar, is a very thin wall.
And, borrowing from Solzhenitsyn, that wall runs through me, and my checkbook, separating life and death, mercy and darkness."
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