How can faith honestly deal with the brokenness in our world—or even just in our everyday lives? There is a way that’s more alive than either numbing ourselves with cheap clichés about God’s plan or losing our faith completely. Enel survived the collapse of a six-story building in Haiti’s earthquake, Kent has been working in places of extreme poverty for more than a decade, and they’ll share how these experiences can guide our search.
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Kent worked with refugees in Europe for 2.5 years, studied in India during seminary, and has worked in Haiti for 12 years where he is co-director of Haiti Partners. His favorite story is The Brothers Karamazov.
![Enel Angervil](/sites/default/files/styles/medium/public/images/bio_photos/Enel.jpg?itok=85-qkhAs)
(as of 2012)
Enel Angervil is a Haitian pastor, teacher, and program leader for Haiti Partners. He lives in Haiti, where he is the leader of a movement in the church to deepen faith and to pursue justice, especially for those in their communities who are most vulnerable. He survived the collapse of a six-story building in Haiti’s earthquake just two weeks after attending Urbana 2009.
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