Preventing AIDS in Africa through education and policy
Dr. Peter Lamptey cites prevention as effective after AIDS conferences in South Africa. The piece surveys Africa’s crisis compared with Thailand, noting low infection rates in Senegal and Uganda due to campaigns, faith groups, and government funding. It critiques U.S. aid as loan-based and highlights orphan numbers and charity appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Peter Lamptey
Family Health International
Time Magazine
sub-Saharan Africa
Africa
Tanzania
U.S
United States
Senegal
Uganda
sub-Sahara
Lamptey
Abdou Dieff
Dieff
Gerald Diouf
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Chan
Shepherd Smith
The
Institute For Youth
Yoweri Museveni
Nelson Mandela
Museveni
Red Cross
Catholic Church
World Vision
Child
McManus
Bethesda
Bible views alcohol as joy and danger across faiths
The article surveys Protestant abstinence roots in U S history, contrasting biblical praise for wine with warnings against excess. It notes Jesus publicizing temperance via water to wine, Paul urging all to glorify God in eating and drinking, and calls for nuanced, context driven application beyond literal abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
J. Lawrence Burkholder
Christianity Today
John
Cana
Paul
Burkholder
Indiana
Goshen College
Youth groups repair 65 houses on Yankton Reservation
Teens from First Presbyterian and Westminster churches joined peers from 14 states at Marty South Dakota to paint patch and plaster homes on the Yankton Sioux Reservation. The week long mission fueled friendships across faiths and highlighted poverty on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Briscoe
First Presbyterian Church
Tara Roth
Jill Mills
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jarett Slough
Stefany Austin
Westminster
Odessa
First Presbyterian
Yankton Sioux
Westminster Presbyterian
Marty
S.C
Cheryl Hamsher
Tara Routh
Renee Flaherty
Ryan Holloman
Kerri Lange
Meredith Franklin
Chas Hildebrand
Annie Rush
Gary Holloman
Sarah Faulkner
Sherry Holloman
Holloman
Bowie
Church Bulletin
Mills
Sacred Harp Singing Reborn On College Campuses And Cities
Sacred Harp, a centuries old church tradition, draws new followers on campuses and in urban areas. In Warner Robins, Georgia, a 20 singer gathering at Pilgrim's Rest observed a social musical event with noon potluck and afternoon singing. The form uses shaped notes and a songbook dating to 1844, with the latest edition published by the Sacred Harp Publishing Co. in Bremen, Georgia.
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Warner Robins
Raymond Hamrick
Canal Eutecenaenamiae
Georgia
Hamrick
Pilgrim's Best Primitive Baptist Church
England
Pilgrim's Rest
Yatesville
Mary Brownlee
Martha Harrell
Barnesville
Watson
Macon
Brownlee
Benjamin F White
E.J. King
Sacred Harp Publishing Co
West
Bremen
Wesley Haley
Rita
Timothy
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Opessa
Thailand
Botswana
Michael McManus
Bible
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