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Christa and her brother Julian were in Haiti doing literacy work when the earthquake took place. They're from an Alaskan Quaker family and Julian currently works for Philadelphia YM.

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Comment by Pat Pope on 1st mo. 15, 2010 at 7:59pm: Matt was clearly impacted by her. Let's hope it's for time and eternity.

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