Yes and no, There are times when having the power to help someone would actually help them and others where it would hurt them.

It is a whole lot more complicated then we think.

We were in Honduras last summer on a mission trip and we helped eight families by building them out door toilets. Some had never had a

proper toiled before. They had to dig the hole, we supplied the material and did the work. It was appreciated more then you would think.

The connection with the people was the best part for both sides.

If I had the power to make everything in Honduras as good as we have it here it would change the country and I am pretty sure it would not be for the better.

I really don't think the people would be a lot happier.

Chuck