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Since AIDS was first recognized in 1981, the disease has killed more than an estimated 25 million people. Over 33 million people were living with HIV in 2009, including ...
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Kenyan Bishop Calls on Widows to Take Stand Against Wife Inheritance
Joter, polygamy customs criticized for contributing to spreading HIV.
By Sam Gonza in Nairobi|
India: Pastors as Gravediggers
Christians hope to break the silence and overcome Asia's prejudice against people with AIDS.
By Manpreet Singh in New Delhi|
Speaking with Action Against AIDS
A report from the Thirteenth International AIDS Conference.
By Debbie Dortzbach in Durban, South Africa|
AIDS: African Americans Focus on AIDS Outreach
Black Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS gains observation
By Jody Veenker|
Cover Story
Have We Become Too Busy With Death?
As 4,900 people die each day from AIDS, African Christians ask themselves:
by Timothy C. Morgan|
'Sexual Revolution,' AIDS, and the African Church
Speeds Spread of HIV Among Africans
By Timothy C. Morgan|
Survey of AIDS Infection Among Priests Shocks U.S. Catholics
Kansas City Star says priests dying at much higher rate than American population
By Cheryl Heckler-Feltz, Ecumenical News International, in New York|
Books & Culture Corner
An Open Letter to the U. S. Black Religious, Intellectual, and Political Leadership Regarding AIDS and the Sexual Holocaust in Africa
Fidelity Urged to Fight AIDS
By Odhiambo Okite.|
Global Death Rates May Skyrocket
Should Expectant Mothers Be Tested for HIV?
Experts debate how to reduce AIDS in newborns.
Thomas S. Giles|
Editorial
EDITORIAL: AIDS Policy Failure
Rich Cizik, policy analyst for National Association of Evangelicals Washington office|
Epidemic: AIDS Reshapes Africa’s Future
Ken Sidey|
Editorial
The Judgement Mentality
It is not our job to make AIDS victims feel worse.
Ben Patterson, Terry Muck|
Jogging past the AIDS Clinic
Philip Yancey|
Ministry: The Church’s Response to Aids
Randy Frame|
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The Editors|

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