Eldercare, Worship and Hope In my time living in Haiti, I had the rare privilege of living at Grace Village, up on top of the hill in Titanyen, looking up toward the dusty, winding mountain roads and out over the stunning views of the villages and ocean below. My favorite time of day was sunset. The evening beauty never ceased to take my breath away; as the world around me calmed and quieted, the sky became a silent display no artist can properly recreate. The breeze brought some sweet relief from the heat of the day, and the rooftops were bathed in color. I stood out on that balcony almost every evening, just taking it in. I knew those sunsets were special, rare, moving. I knew that even though the sun would continue to rise and set, for me, those balcony-view sunsets were fleeting and I wanted to soak up every moment I could. I recently had a thought about sunsets as I reflected on the communities of elders we care for within Healing Haiti. I often...
