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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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Six Surprises from Bono's Interview with Focus on the Family
Jim Daly and singer-activist discuss Jesus as Messiah, evangelical credit for PEPFAR, and how C.S. Lewis may inspire the next U2 song...
Jeremy Weber|
Missions
How Missionaries Are Changing Medicine
Why we'll see more impressive discoveries in the field.
Ken Walker|
Speaking Out
Don't Make George Soros Oppose Prostitution
The government's ideology requirement at question in USAID v. Open Society International is dangerous.
Stanley Carlson-Thies|
CT Pastors
Gay Marriage and Christian Volatility
Let's reflect on why this issue is so explosive.
Tony Kriz|
News
Doctor Who ‘Cured’ Baby With AIDS Guided By Prayer, Faith
(UPDATED) Mississippi pediatrician behind the treatment is a former Baptist missionary to Ethiopia.
Kate Shellnutt|
Interview
Addressing the AIDS Threat
Surgeon General Koop: This is a "ticking time bomb."
News
Koop Calls on Church to Address AIDS, Sex Education
The former Surgeon General also spoke about abortion, contraception, and the health care crisis.
Ken Sidey|
CT Classic
The Embattled Career of Dr. Koop
Despite political pressures, the surgeon general was out to fight disease, not people.
Philip Yancey|
From Her.meneutics
The HIV Generation Grows Up
Caring for infected youth in Romania.
Jennifer Grant|
This Is Our City
Why I Offer Clean Needles in Jesus' Name
On the front lines of HIV prevention in one of America's holiest cities.
Ruth Bell Olsson|
Mission Kenya
African Pastors Lead Crusade for Circumcision
Religious leaders join effort to circumcise 20 million adult men in fight against HIV.
Moses Wasamu in Nairobi, Kenya|
News
Tanzanians Throng to Miracle Cure
Churches debate healing power of pastor's cure.
Tom Osanjo in Nairobi, Kenya|
Social Justice
Court Rejects Prostitution Restrictions on AIDS Funding
Evangelical NGOS say the ruling is unlikely to change their operations, but the case touches on larger principles.
Susan Wunderink|
Speaking Out
Progress Against AIDS Falters
Christians should make the moral case for sustaining aid programs.
Michael Gerson|
Dispatch
Standing in the (AIDS) Gap
Only half of HIV-positive children in Uganda receive treatment.
Esther Nakkazi in Kampala, Uganda|
Church in Action
No Child Left to Die
Half of all babies born with HIV die by age 2. Could we stop that by 2015?
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
News
Teen Activist Wins Glamour Mag Award
Readers' Choice award goes to HIV/AIDS activist Kendall Ciesemier
CT Pastors
Is Jesus Welcome in Justice Efforts?
How to speak his name in a "serve but don't proselytize" world.
Tim Avery|
Theology in the News
Obama's AIDS Dilemma
White House funding priorities determine who will live and who will die.
Collin Hansen|
Excerpt
A Positive Life
Living with HIV as a pastor, husband, and father.
Shane Stanford|

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