
The poorest people in the world do not just survive--they thrive lavishly.
They enjoy rich family relationships, build vibrant communities and exude deep faith.
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Mark Lutz grew up in South Africa, the son of missionary parents.
Living for twenty years under apartheid shaped him to become an advocate for justice.
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![]() | If those cool antipoverty ads starring Brad Pitt and Bono got you wanting to make poverty history, read this book. Mark Lutz brings his readers face-to-face with hard-working, persistent, innovative poor people who, when you give them a chance, can make themselves a success and share their generosity with others. Lutz believes we can make extreme poverty obsolete. These stories render his radical vision plausible. | ![]() |