What's So Blessed about Being Poor?: Seeking the Gospel in the Slums of Kenya

by Susan Slavin

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Here, two American laywomen discover happiness and holiness co-existing amid extreme poverty and disease. The book is their account of working together with the poor in the slums of Kenya, and it is also the story of the spirituality that sustains them.

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Here, two American laywomen discover happiness and holiness co-existing amid extreme poverty and disease. The book is their account of working together with the poor in the slums of Kenya, and it is also the story of the spirituality that sustains them.

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