About Malachi Carter

Age: 16

Stories by Malachi

	Homes and lives slowly being rebuilt By Albert Chen, 17, Malachi Carter, 14 Hurricane Katrina destroyed the homes of thousands of victims, but it didn't destroy people's spirits. Instead, the devastating hurricane forced people to reflect on what life and God really are all about. "I have rethought everything I ever thought I knew about religion, and I'm in the middle of a religious rut," says Trish Carter, 17, Biloxi, Miss.
	Homes and lives slowly being rebuilt By Albert Chen, 17, Malachi Carter, 14 Hurricane Katrina destroyed the homes of thousands of victims, but it didn't destroy people's spirits. Instead, the devastating hurricane forced people to reflect on what life and God really are all about. "I have rethought everything I ever thought I knew about religion, and I'm in the middle of a religious rut," says Trish Carter, 17, Biloxi, Miss. Trish and her brother, Gavin, were among surviv
	America can have role in keeping history from repeating itself By Malachi Carter, 13 When I heard Paul Rusesabagina talk about his efforts, I was curious to learn more. He recently started the Hotel Rwanda/Rusesabagina Foundation (www.rusesabaginafoundation.org) to help deliver relief to orphans and abused women of the genocide. Its mission is to provide support, care, assistance, education and mental health counseling. Specifically, Rusesabagina said he is going to pay for the sc