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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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Less Aid for AIDS?
Groups fear impact of Obama administration's PEPFAR stance.
Bobby Ross Jr.|
News
Rick Warren, Other Pastors Denounce Proposed Death Penalty for Gays in Uganda
Bloomberg reports that Uganda will drop the death penalty and life imprisonment for gays in a refined version of the bill.
Sarah Pulliam Bailey|
From Her.meneutics
Your Responses: AIDS in Uganda
Part Two of 'Meanwhile, What about the Women and Children?'
LaVonne Neff|
From Her.meneutics
Meanwhile, What about the Women and Children?
LaVonne Neff|
CT Pastors
Austin Gutwein: Hoops of Hope
Even the youngest members of the church can be used powerfully by God. How can we empower more of them to pursue their ideas?
Austin Gutwein|
News
Making the Local Church a Hero
The untold success story of Willow Creek in Africa.
Mark Galli|
Interview
Condoms, HIV, and Pope Benedict
Leading HIV researcher Edward C. Green says criticism of the pope 'unfair.'
Interview by Timothy C. Morgan|
News
Why the Pope is Right about Condoms and HIV
In the War against HIV, condoms are a less effective strategy when epidemic-level infection rates occur.
Timothy C. Morgan|
Wire Story
An Unlikely Gay-Straight Alliance
Campus Crusade launches HIV/AIDS outreach with campus gay-lesbian group.
Amy Green, Religion News Service|
Church in Action
Youth with a Vision
The stories of two teens who have raised more than $1,000,000 for AIDS orphans in Africa.
Mark Moring|
News
'No world leader has done more for global health than President George Bush.'
Saddleback's Warren lauds Bush and PEPFAR program as treatment goal is surpassed.
Timothy C. Morgan|
News
Chinese Christian activist wins human rights award. (Update: Never mind)
Hu Jia awarded Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought at the beginning of his three-year jail term in China.
Susan Wunderink|
News
Comparing the Platforms
Where the parties stand on abortion, faith-based programs, religious liberty, and other issues.
News
$48 Billion HIV/AIDS Bill passes in Senate
Breaking News: On a vote of 80 to 16, senators approved three-fold increase in budget to fight the virus.
Timothy C. Morgan|
News
Senate move to force vote on PEPFAR fizzles
Arizona Senator among few to stall $50 billion bill to fund Bush legacy program that fights HIV and malaria.
Timothy C. Morgan|
Seriously Disturbed
HIV Is Incurable. Don't Stop Caring
Recent research has changed the AIDS headlines, but that shouldn't matter to the church.
Kay Warren|
News
Fighting Over Fighting HIV
Senators stall $50 billion PEPFAR bill over prevention, treatment strategies.
Timothy C. Morgan|
Seriously Disturbed
Talk and Walk
Getting our body in sync with our message.
Kay Warren|
Seriously Disturbed
Wiping out HIV
It's good for the soul to fight the virus.
Kay Warren|
News
New Battle Brewing Over HIV Prevention
Top conservatives say Democrat rewrite of PEPFAR will "destroy" Bush program that treats and prevents HIV/AIDS.
Timothy C. Morgan |

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