The Black Church Institute on HIV/AIDS and Other Health Disparities is designed to build the capacity of African American congregations to establish and/or strengthen education, prevention, testing and supportive services that will address the alarming public health crises of HIV/AIDS, cervical cancer, Hepatitis C and other health disparities within our communities.

This national conference will feature some of the nation’s top experts in the areas of health and religion.

Who Should Attend?

Pastors, Christian educators, youth ministers, pastoral counselors, deacons, missionaries, representatives of health ministries, nursing units and others holding leadership positions within their congregations should attend.

The Black Church Institute will provide training, support, networking and encouragement to those who are already engaged and to those who are seeking guidance in how to begin an effective response to the enormous public health crisis of HIV/AIDS and other health disparities within African American communities.