This year's Super Bowl between the Eagles and Patriots will be the most watched sporting event in the United States. However, in Ecuador, they think it's crazy that we throw a "football." Even though people in Ecuador could care less about our big game, there are a few similarities I noticed while v

Too often my joy is attached to material possessions. Too often my faith is attached to the outcome of my circumstances. Too often my hope is attached to self-doubt… and I don’t live in poverty. Someone living in extreme poverty definitely wouldn’t have joy, faith, or hope, right? If you have nothin

If you're planning your next vacation, you may consider some amazing places in the Dominican Republic. And rightly so! This country is stunning! I recently experienced the Dominican Republic from behind a camera lens. What I found was intriguing, sobering, and ultimately, beautiful. Take the journey

Who decided what poverty looks like? Who drew the line in the sand between the "have's" and the "have not's?" I'm sure there is some scientific reasoning behind it all. Something about how Poverty is generally the scarcity or the state of one who lacks a certain amount of material possessions or mon

So, this is what poverty really looks like. "Leave any valuables on the bus. This is a dangerous part of town." We exited single file and walked through muddy streets, glancing at mangy dogs and piles of trash. I couldn't tell where one home stopped and another began. Rows of wood, concrete, and tin