Must read.
And this is where I landed after a year of absorbing dozens of books and articles and speeches about international development: The arguments against it are myriad, and mostly logistical and technical. The argument for it is singular, moral, and, to me anyway, utterly convincing: We have so much, they have so little.Link
::: Whole Foods is Moving into One of the Poorest Neighborhoods in Chicago
Fascinating article about business versus philanthropy, gentrification, and food deserts. I heard Bob Lupton tell a story about a grocery store executive that told him that his company wouldn't put a store in a neighborhood because they wouldn't make any money - the demographics didn't show enough disposable income.
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::: 1 in 30 kids in the US is homeless.
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::: The pastor's question: "How's my church doing?" The missionaries' question: "How's my city doing?" @bobrobertsjr
Photo: Ember spawn and friends. Baltimore, October 2014.
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