Discover why and how local churches can care for the sick the way Jesus did with messages from 18 leaders of churches and ministries, health and relief organizations, and government and international agencies. The sessions are practical, easy to understand, and inspiring. In addition to your faith being strengthened and your hope renewed, you will learn a specific five-point global strategy and a six-step local plan that every church can use to help end AIDS.
Featured presenters:
Rick and Kay Warren, Saddleback Church
Robert Redfield, M.D., The Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Dennis Rainey, president, FamilyLife
Mary Davis Fisher, special representative, UNAIDS
Edward C. Green, Ph.D., Harvard University anthropologist and AIDS prevention authority
Deborah Dortzbach, international director, HIV/AIDS programs, World Relief
Luis Cortes Jr., president, Nueva Esperanza and Esperanza USA
Bishop Charles Blake, pastor, West Angeles Church of God in Christ, Los Angeles, Calif.; founder and C.E.O., Save Africa’s Children
John Ortberg, teaching pastor, Menlo Park Presbyterian Church, Menlo Park, Calif.
Kent Hill, assistant administrator of the Bureau for Global Health, USAID
Archbishop Emmanuel Kolini, Rwandan Episcopal Church
Eugene Rivers III, pastor, Azusa Christian Community, Boston
Senator Sam Brownback, United States senator, Kansas
Senator Barack Obama, United States senator, Illinois
Sammy Mah, C.E.O. and president, World Relief
Wess Stafford, president, Compassion International
Richard Stearns, president, World Vision
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