Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Paul Farmer on Post-Quake Haiti
Clip: 9/16/2011 | 2m 6s
Can faith-based groups do more than help individual Haitians one by one?
"Church groups, mosque-related groups, synagogue-related groups--it's not necessarily their mission to go and promote water security, but if it's their mission to help their neighbors, which it always is, then we're going to have to think hard about how we're going to work together," says one of the founders of Partners in Health.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Paul Farmer on Post-Quake Haiti
Clip: 9/16/2011 | 2m 6s
"Church groups, mosque-related groups, synagogue-related groups--it's not necessarily their mission to go and promote water security, but if it's their mission to help their neighbors, which it always is, then we're going to have to think hard about how we're going to work together," says one of the founders of Partners in Health.
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