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Church Response to AIDS:
Christian Perspective
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AIDS: A Christian Response
Edited by Trevor Cullen, S.M.M., Printed by
Montfort Missionaries, P.O. Box 280, Balaka, Malawi, 1991.
An 80-page paperback book approaching AIDS
from spiritual, psychological, moral and cultural viewpoints. |
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AIDS: An Evangelical Response
Proceedings of the Consultation on AIDS, Pietermaritzburg,
29-31 August 1994, African Enterprise, Box 13140, Cascades 3202, South
Africa.
77 people, drawn from the medical, educational,
theological, social and legal professions, met at the African Enterprise
Centre from 29-31 August 1994, to study the AIDS epidemic in a holistic,
interdisciplinary way, and to strategize how to care for people with AIDS
and how to prevent the further spread of this frightening disease. |
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AIDS: Meeting the Community
Challenge
Edited by Vicky Cosstick, St. Paul Publications,
Middlegreen, Slough SL3 6BT, England, 1987.
A 190 page paperback book on the church and
AIDS, with chapters on The Medical Facts, People with AIDS, AIDS and the
Christian Family, Theologians Reflect, Pastoral Approaches, A Variety of
Religious Perspectives, and The Christian and the Secular. |
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AIDS v Mobilizing the Church
World Relief, P.O. Box WRC, Wheaton, IL, 60189-8004,
2000. |
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AIDS: Sharing the Challenge,
Resource Manual for the Asia Pacific Region
World Council of Churches, 150 Route de Ferney,
P.O. Box 2100, 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland, 1992.
A 108-page document on proceedings of the
Asia Pacific Consultation on AIDS and the Church as a healing community.
Includes a Bible study used as a guide to understanding the Biblical perspective
as to why the Church needs to respond to the challenge of AIDS. |
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AIDS: A Study Guide, A Christian
Perspective
By D. Fountain. |
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AIDS and the African Churches:
Exploring the Challenges
By Gillian Paterson, Christian Aid (UK), 35
Lower Marsh, Waterloo London SE1 7RT, United Kingdom, April 2001.
A report specially commissioned by Christian
Aid. The author, Gillian Paterson, is a consultant with wide experience
of health care in Africa, and has undertaken this review in nine African
countries. Her report details the situation there and outlines some of
the challenges this presents for churches in the UK and Ireland. Excerpts
available on the website at http://www.christian-aid.org.uk/indepth/0103aids/aidschu2.htm
and copies available from Christian Aid for ·3.95. |
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AIDS and the Church
Development Education Forum issue No. 7 of
December 1998, Lutheran World Federation, P.O. Box 2100, CH-1211 Geneva
2, Switzerland.
A 63-page journal describing AIDS in various
settings, including church-related aspects and liturgical resources. |
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AIDS and the Church: The Second
Decade
By Earl E. Shelp and Ronald H. Sunderland,
Westminster/John Knox Press, Louisville, Kentucky, 1992.
A 238-page paperback book covering scientific,
biblical, theological, and pastoral issues. |
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AIDS and the Churches
Tear Times, Tearfund UK, www.tearfund.org
Summer issue of Tear Times features the work
os churches in Zambia which have mobilized volunteers to care for and educate
those living with HIV/AIDS. Copies are free and can be obtained by calling
+44 020 89779144. |
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The AIDS Crisis: The Facts and
Myths About a Modern Plague
By Andres Tapia, InterVarsity Press, Downers
Grove, IL 60515, 1988.
Pamphlet outlines the extent of the AIDS crisis
in the United States and provides some background on the disease and guidelines
for a Christian response. |
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AIDS, Ethics & Religion,
Embracing a World of Suffering
Edited by Kenneth R. Overberg, SJ, Orbis Books,
Maryknoll, New York 10545, 1994.
A 283-page paperback book with chapters on
Ethics and AIDS, Society and AIDS, and Religion and AIDS, compassion and
care. |
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AIDS in Africa: The Church's
Opportunity
MAP International, Nairobi, Kenya, 1996, sbaroody@map.org. |
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AIDS in Africa: A Generation
at Risk
Church World Service, Facts Have Faces Series,
P. O. Box 968 Elkhart, IN 46515, 800-297-1516
Reveals the staggering dimensions of the AIDS
epidemic in sub-Saharan Africa, where in some areas the life expectancy
rate has dropped from 70 years to 30. Highlights the underlying causes
of this crisis and notes innovative efforts by churches and other caring
persons to find effective responses. Available on the website at http://www.churchworldservice.org/aidsfactsheet.htm |
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AIDS in Africa: Why the Churches
Matter
The Christian Century, 17 May 2000.
Two articles, one written by Sarah Ruden:
"A Realistic' Sexual Morality"; one written by Lucy Y. Steinitz: "Compassionate
Conspiracy: AIDS Action in Namibia." |
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AIDS in Kenya: The Church's
Challenge and the Lessons Learned
By Deborah Dortzbach, MAP International, P.O.
Box 21663, Nairobi, Kenya, 1998, sbaroody@map.org.
A 71-page pamphlet developed by MAP International
AIDS Control and Prevention Program (AIDSCAP). The six segments are titled
Challenges to Comprehend, to Care, to Collaborate, to Counsel, to Change,
to Commitment. The appendices include policy statements, All Africa AIDS
and Church Declaration, HIV/AIDS Resources for the Church, and Facts About
AIDS. |
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AIDS in South Africa: Why the
Churches Matter
By Sarah Ruden, The Christian Century, 17
May 2000. |
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An AIDS Kairos for Durban Churches:
Report on the AIDS Bosberaad
Organized by the Kiakonia Council of Churches,
Sierra Ranch, Mooi River, South Africa, June 1997.
A 39-page paper covering ministering to the
dying, helping communities, myths and culture, prayer and healing, and
what the churches are doing. |
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AIDSLink
Published by the Global Health Council, February/March
2001, #66, p. 14f. |
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Faith-based Organizations in
HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategies," by Rev. Dr. William W. Rankin, President
of Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance.
Available at the website at http://www.globalhealth.org
under "Online Publications" section. |
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The AIDS Ministry Handbook:
A Resource Guide for Faith Communities and AIDS Ministries
Published by AIDS National Interfaith Network
(ANIN), now distributed by CRAN, the Council of Religious AIDS Networks,
1997.
A resource guide for faith communities and
AIDS ministries. Available by ordering through the website at http://www.aidsfaith.com |
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AIDS Prevention and Kenya's
Church Leaders: Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices
By N. Kiiti, P. Ijumba, & Deborah Dortzbach,
MAP International/FHI/AIDSCAP/USAID, 1995, sbaroody@map.org. |
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Am I My Brother's Keeper?
By Rev. Gideon B. Byamugisha, The Theological
and Pastoral Implications of AIDS to Uganda Series. Available from Tricolour
Designers and Printers, Kampala, Uganda.
A booklet ideal for church leaders, laity
and community leaders. |
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Break the Silence! Christian
Response to the HIV/AIDS Pandemic
By M. Grandia-Feddema & N.M. Samuel, ICAN,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2000. |
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Breaking the Silence on HIV/AIDS
in Africa: How Can Religious Institutions Talk about Sexual Matters in
their Communities?
Rev. Gideon Byamugisha, Written for presentation
at the International Symposium of the Africa Regional Forum of Religious
Health Organizations in Reproductive Health, XIII World AIDS Conference,
Durban v South Africa 9thv14th July 2000.
A resume of some church documents on AIDS,
a statement about the "Way Forward," and what we need to look at as a point
of departure. Also advocates for more inclusion fo PLWAs as resources in
the search for solutions. |
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Bridging the Gap v Geneva 98
International Christian AIDS Network, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, December 1998. |
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The Caring Church: Partnership
and Fundraising Appeal
Diocese of Namirembe, 1999.
Describes the Diocesan HIV/AIDS and General
Health Care Activities and provides strategic plan for future partnerships
with various government agencies and international institutions. |
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Challenges for a Christ-Centered
Church
By Bishop Jo Seoka, Challenge, Aug/Sept 2000. |
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Christians Respond to HIV/AIDS
Across the World
By D.B. Goodrich, Gaborone, Botswana, 1996. |
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The Church Confronting AIDS:
Responses and Teachings
By Rev. Robert J. Vitillo, Director of Programmes,
Caritas Internationalis, April 1995.
Presentation focusing on the challenges which
HIV/AIDS places on those in the faith community, particularly those who
are struggling to follow and fulfill Christ's commandment of selfless love.
The AIDS pandemic has demanded that the Church revisit its original mission
as teacher, servant, and community. |
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The Church Leader in Africa
(Vol. 10, No. 1)
Africa Ministry Resources, Nairobi, Kenya,
2000. |
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The Church's Role in HIV Prevention
By Pernessa C. Seele, Founder and CEO of The
Balm in Gilead, Inc., 130 West 42nd Street, Suite 450, New York, NY 10036.
Available on the website at http://www.balmingilead.org/resources/churchrole.htm |
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The Church as Servant, Teacher
and Prophet in Today's Crisis of HIV/AIDS
By M.J. Kelly, article for JCTR Bulletin,
August 2000. |
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Comments Made By Faith-Based
Organizations on UNGASS Draft Declaration of Commitment
By Joe Muwonge, Dorothy Brewster-Lee, and
Meredith Long (representing USA Subcommittee of the World Council of Churches,
Ecumenical Team to UNGASS)
Available in archives on the website at http://www.hdnet.org
or by contacting martinrs@aol.com |
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Comments on UNGASS Draft Declaration
of Commitment
By Florence Mhonie, Botswana/Kenya, 4 May
2001.
Available in archives on the website at http://www.hdnet.org
or by contacting mhonie@botsnet.bw |
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Community Guide to HIV/AIDS
Resources
Arid Lands Information Network, Casier Postal
3, Dakar-Fann, Senegal.
A useful guide to AIDS resources for churches
and teachers. |
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Compassionate Christian Companions
By Donald E. Messer, HIV/AIDS Consultation
and Workshop 2001, Bangalore and Jabalpur, India, February 2001.
Conference convened to focus on teaching pastors,
theological faculty, students, and laity in India who are at the forefront
of communities directly involved with families of those infected with HIV
and affected by the virus. |
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Confronting AIDS Together
By Anne Skjelmerud & Christopher Tusubira,
DIS/Centre for Partnership in Development, p.b. 23 Vinderen, 0319 Oslo,
Norway, 1997.
A 164-page book "exploring and addressing
how to confront forces that make people vulnerable in each local society,
and how to share and celebrate faith in a way that generates life and hope
and renewed relationships in our shared brokenness." |
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Contact: the CMC Story
World Council of Churches, P.O. Box 2100,
CH 1211, Geneva 2, Switzerland, 1998.
This publication analyzes the work of the
Christian Model Commission to realize what it has achieved and helps us
to rethink where Christian health and healing should be heading in the
future. |
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The Council Call": A Commitment
on HIV/AIDS by People of Faith
Council of Religious AIDS Network (CRAN).
Interfaith declaration of commitment to abide
by God's calling to "affirm a life of hope and healing in the midst of
HIV/AIDS." Available on the website at http://www.aidsfaith.com/articles/callart/asp |
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David's Friend: A Story about
AIDS
MAP International, Nairobi, Kenya, sbaroody@map.org. |
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Dialogue C.RE.D.O.
By M. Napon, C.RE.D.O., Ouagadougou, Burkina
Faso, 1997. |
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Facing AIDS, The Challenge,
the Churches' Response
WCC Publications, World Council of Churches,
150 route de Ferney, 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland, 1997.
An excellent 116-page paperback book covering
theological and ethical perspectives, human rights and responsibilities,
pastoral care in a healing community, and what the churches can do. Available
on the website at http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/what/mission/m-epub.html |
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Facing AIDS, Education in the
Context of Vulnerability HIV/AIDS: Study Document and Statement on HIV/SIDA
World Council of Churches, P.O. Box 2100,
1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland, 1999.
A 43-page study guide accompanying "Facing
AIDS, The Challenge, the Churches' Response" (WCC Publications). Available
on the website at http://www.wcc-coe.org/wcc/what/mission/m-epub.html |
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Faith & AIDS
Published by AIDS National Interfaith Network
(ANIN), now distributed by CRAN, the Council of Religious AIDS Networks,
1998.
American faith communities respond to the
AIDS epidemic. Available by ordering through the website at http://www.aidsfaith.com |
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The Fight for the Living (AIDS,
Orphans, and the Future of Africa)
By Eugene F. Rivers & Jacqueline C. Rivers,
Sojourners, Vol. 29 No. 4, July/August 2000.
Proposes that what is needed to address AIDS
epidemic in Africa is pan-African evangelical congress working with community-based
efforts on the continent, developing a model based on the Peace Corps,
with a focus on providing assistance to the most-affected countries. |
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The God of Love and Compassion:
A Christian Meditation on AIDS
The Kachere Series, P.O. Box 1037, Zomba.
Seven-page essay on Christian response to
AIDS. |
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Government and Faith Communities
Unite to Combat HIV/AIDS in Malawi
M.J. Kelly, Luwisha House. |
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HIV/AIDS: A Christian Response
Mennonite Central Committee B.C., 3414 Marshall
Road, P.O. Box 2038, Abbotsford, B.C., Canada V2T 3T8, 1997, mccbcadm@rapidnet.com
A 90-page booklet divided into eight segments,
covering HIV/AIDS in relation to Our Church, Ourselves, Our Children, Our
Youth, Our Neighbor, Our World, Women and Our Response. Available from
above address for $10. |
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HIV/AIDS: Love, Forgiveness
and Healing
By Donald E. Messer for the Second International
Conference: AIDS India 2000, Chennai (Madras), India, 7 December 1999.
Most major world religions affirm the values
of love, forgiveness, and healing. Mobilizing the manifestation of these
values in the lives of individuals, faith communities, and the society
could contribute to understanding and addressing the HIV/AIDS crisis in
India. Religious leaders and communities can help the culture and society
to move beyond denial and discrimination to ethical responses that recognize
human realities, protect human rights, promote prevention by education,
and ensure supportive care and relationships for persons with HIV/AIDS. |
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HIV/AIDS: Search for a Response
By Carl Stecker, Ting Sun, & Gordon Mullenix,
Compassion International, September 2000.
The document reports an effort to investigate
the extent to which Compassion-assisted children are affected by HIV/AIDS.
An initial analysis indicated that the largest impact within Compassion's
population of children is found in Africa. While Compassion and local partners
have already responded in creative and effective ways, the need is to find
acceptable ways to expand their capabilities and enable local partners
fo effectively respond to a larger population of children. The recommended
program response includes an emphasis on preventive education, creation
of an HIV/AIDS response fund, and alterations to the child selection and
registration guidelines. |
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HIV/AIDS Brief Information Pack
and Talking Points
International Alliance for Religious Persons
Against HIV/AIDS in Africa, Archbishop Carey Regional Resource Centre for
Church Run and Church Sponsored HIV/AIDS Programme in Eastern Africa Provinces,
P.O. Box 14297, Diocese of Namirembe, Kampala, Uganda.
Provides brief background on current HIV/AIDS
statistics and then outlines Action and Talking Points in the areas of
Youth and HIV/AIDS, Women and HIV/AIDS, HIV/AIDS and Children, HIV/AIDS
and the Family, and HIV/AIDS and Business. |
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HIV/AIDS and the Church
By Dorothy Asiedu, Focal Point Law and Human
Rights, AfriCASO Secretariat, ENDA Tiers Monde, 54 Rue Carnot, Dakar, 23
March 2001.
Presentation given at the International Baptist
Church, Dakar, Senegal. |
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HIV/AIDS and Life Positive
By D. Tucker, International Bible Society
India, 1998. |
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HIV/AIDS Resources for the Church
MAP International, Nairobi, Kenya, sbaroody@map.org. |
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Harvest News
Harvest USA, Philadelphia, PA, Summer 1999. |
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Have We Become Too Busy With
Death?
By Timothy C. Morgan, Christianity Today,
Carol Stream, IL, 7 February 2000.
Details the impact of the AIDS crisis in Africa
and the Church and community response in various African countries, such
as Kenya and Zambia. |
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He Intends Victory (Vol. 3,
Issue 1)
He Intends Victory, CA, Spring/Summer 1999. |
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Health, Healing and God's Kingdom:
New Pathways to Christian Health Ministry in Africa
By W. Meredith Long, Regnum Books International,
17951 Cowan, Irvine, CA 92714, 2000.
A book for Christian health workers interested
in exploring biblically holistic models of health and healing ministry
in Africa. Addresses some of the limitations of scientific medicine and
discusses the spiritual elements of disease, injury, and death. |
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ICAN
International Christian AIDS Network, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands, July 2000. |
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Inculturation and Healing
By S.C. Bate, Cluster Publications, Pietermaritzburg,
South Africa, 1995. |
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Journey into Hope: Report on
Consultation with Christian Leaders, Development Organisations and UNAIDS
on HIV/AIDS Related Issues (September 1999, Gaborone, Botswana)
Health Services, Salvation Armz International
Headquarters, 101 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4P 4EP, United Kingdom.
A 50-page report. Contact ian_campbell@salvationarmy.org |
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Kampala Consultation Resources
Presbyterian Church (USA), 100 Witherspoon
Street, Louisville, KY 40202.
Folder with the following contents:
1. Mukono-Kampala Declaration.
2. Sudan Council of Churches Report on HIV/AIDS
Activities Presented During Church Leaders Consultation on the Approach
to the HIV/AIDS Crisis, 15-17 January 2001.
3. Speech During the Church Leaders' Consultation
on HIV/AIDS on Behalf of Mr. M. Sidibe, Chair of the Theme Group on HIV/AIDS.
4. Paper on the Role and Experience in HIV/AIDS
Activities: Youth Alive Approach.
5. ActionAid Experiences in Collaborative Action
to Eradicate Poverty and HIV/AIDS.
6. Zimbabwe Council of Churches on the Churches'
Response to the HIV/AIDS Epidemic.
7. HIV/AIDS Status in Botswana and Church Intervention.
8. Response on the Council of Swaziland Churches'
Response to the HIV/AIDS Pandemic.
9. Women and the Challenge of HIV/AIDS.
10. The Participation of Youth and Involvement
to the Church to Come Up With Solution Towards HIV/AIDS.
11. Lessons and Challenges From the Experiences
of the Catholic Church in Uganda in the Fight Against the AIDS Epidemic.
12. The Role and Experiences in HIV/AIDS
Activities of the Catholic Church, Uganda Orthodox and Church of Uganda.
13. Experiences of People Living With HIV/AIDS:
Kampala – Uganda.
14. HIV Infection and AIDS in Egypt.
15. Participants' Address List: the AACC Church
Leaders' Consultation on the Approach to the HIV/AIDS Crisis.
16. HIV/AIDS in Kenya.
17. The South African Report to the AACC Consultation
on HIV/AIDS.
18. "Uniting to Win the HIV/AIDS Battle": Bio-sketch
of Catherine Phiri, Recipient of Award, from Malawi.
19. Malawi Churches' Involvement in the Fight
Against HIV/AIDS.
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Kenya Church Growth Bulletin
(Vol. 5, No. 1)
Africa Ministry Resources, Nairobi, Kenya,
1995. |
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Medical Science and God's Word
Give Answers to Questions Related to AIDS
By Dr. Richard Goodgame, Kampala, 1982, (Baylor
University Gastroenterology Department).
Includes educational questions about AIDS
and Scriptural passages pertaining to topics such as Sex and Marriage,
Christian Responsibility, and Eternal Life. |
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Mobilizing Churches to Collective
Action Against HIV/AIDS
Evangelical Alliance of South Africa, South
African Council of Churches, Religious AIDS Program, Johannesburg, South
Africa, 1999. |
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Newsletter
AIDS Care Education and Training, London,
Spring 1999. |
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Newsletter
AIDS Care Education and Training, London,
Autumn 1999. |
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Notes on a Journey to South
Africa
By Elinor Bowles & Boyd Lowry, 14-29 September
1999.
4-page essay. |
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On the AIDS Pandemic and its
Impact on Our People: Seeking Solutions and Solidarity in These Difficult
Times
Pastoral Letter of the Catholic Bishops of
Kenya, 1999.
This is a 16-page pamphlet talking about AIDS
and issues such as how to slow the spread and stigma of AIDS, how it adversely
affects families, as well as gender aspects that are weighted against poor
women. It addresses youth, Christian communities, civic authorities, media,
clergy and religious persons, health care workers, and teachers and educators.
It explains how these audiences see the "way forward." |
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One Body: Your Church and HIV/AIDS
in Sub-Saharan Africa
By Paula Clifford, Christian Aid (UK), 35
Lower Marsh, Waterloo London SE1 7RT, United Kingdom, April 2001.
An important resource for a vital challenge.
I have seen for myself the devastating effect of HIV/AIDS in Africa. This
resource is a timely response to a dreadful scourge." Dr George Carey,
Archbishop of Canterbury. A booklet for churches, which is published with
the "AIDS and the Africa Churches" report. It takes up some of the challenges
presented by the report, and offers a means of reflection on the issues
raised. Excerpts available on the website at http://www.christian-aid.org.uk/worship/church/aidsafric/onebody.htm
and copies available from Christian Aid for ·3.95. |
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Preaching to the Converted:
Unsettling the Christian Church
A Theological View: A Scriptural Injunction,
Southern African Regional Consultation |
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HIV/AIDS: Together We Can Make
a Difference
Johannesburg, March 2001.
A 13-page paper written by Musa W. Dube of
the University of Botswana, Gaborone, Botswana analyzing patriarchal sins
in the fight against AIDS, and calling for a theological shift in the context
of AIDS. |
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Relate
Relate Communications Ltd., Kampala, Uganda,
May/June 2000. |
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Religion in the Age of AIDS:
Strategy and Theology from the AIDS & Religion America Convocation
Public Media Center & AIDS National Interfaith
Network (ANIN), funded by the Ford Foundation, originally published by
ANIN, now distributed by CRAN, the Council of Religious AIDS Networks,
1999.
Available by ordering through the website
at http://www.aidsfaith.com |
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The Religious Community, AIDS
Ministries, and Prevention: One person's Opinion
By Rev. Kenneth T. South, Executive Director
of AIDS National Interfaith Network (ANIN).
Discusses the role of the religious community
in America with regard to compassion shown toward and care of AIDS patients.
First appeared in March/April 1995 issue of "Interaction," newsletter of
the AIDS National Interfaith Network and now available on the website at
http://www.aidsfaith.com/articles/opinion.asp |
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Request for Discussion Papers
for International Council 2000
By J. Pluddemann, SIM International, Inc.,
Fort Mill, SC, 1999. [2 copies] |
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The Response of Kenya Churches
to the AIDS Epidemic and their Perceived Barriers to Behaviour Change,
Part II
By N. Makau, L.L. Niemeyer, & N. Okello,
MAP International, Nairobi, Kenya, sbaroody@map.org. |
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The Response of Kenya Churches
to the AIDS Epidemic and their Perceived Barriers to Behaviour Change,
Part III
By N. Makau, P. Makau, & L.L. Niemeyer,
MAP International, Nairobi, Kenya, 1996, sbaroody@map.org. |
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Synopsis: Religious-Based Initiatives
By M. Martinez & A. Dulaney, AIDSCAP/Family
Health International, Arlington, VA, 1997. |
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Theology of Hope
By Michael J. Burke, MD, Australian medical
missionary in Tanzania
Seeks to make contribution to developing the
theological tools of communities of Christians that live, worship, and
act in the context of AIDS. |
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Today in Africa: The Christian
Magazine That Hits Today's Problems Head on!
Kesho Publications, Kijabe, Kenya, July 1999. |
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Welcoming Angels Through Computerized
AIDS Ministries
By N. Carter, 1996. |
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Where There Is Despair, Let
Us Sow Hope: A Joint Pastoral Letter of the KwaZulu-Natal Church Leaders'
Group and the KwaZulu-Natal Christian Council, July 2000
Copies available in English, Zulu, and Afrikaans
from P.O. Box 61341, Bishopsgate 4008, South Africa.
A hopeful, honest 2-page statement on lifestyles,
changing society, care, and what the church can do. Contact diak@iafrica.com |
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