A Neglected Europe My father and mother loaded three small children (2.5, 1.5, and seven months of age ) into a vehicle and traveled from Washington State to Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico and never looked back. Years later, the family grew to eight members when my youngest sibling was born with the help of a mid-wife in Oaxaca, Mexico. With a heart full of love, my father did what he could for the poorest of the poor. What he never did, was to neglect his own family. He would have considered it a grievous sin. Another missionary in Cuernavaca had a wife and four small children. He got into the habit of giving all to the poor and leaving his wife with a bare cupboard and hungry mouths. This went on for months. It must have been desperation, of course, because she was a lovely woman. But she abandoned her family and ran off with another man. Who was desperate now? America is the first missionary. Europe is the second. And because E...