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National
Spokespersons
The Balm In Gilead extends it's gratitude to these leaders for their
support.
Bishop
Preston Warren Williams, II |
Bishop
George W. C. Walker, Sr. |
Bishop William H. Graves,
Sr. |
Bishop Paul S. Morton, Sr. |
Dr. William J. Shaw |
Rev. Dr. Stephen J. Thurston |
Rev. Dr. T. DeWitt Smith,
Jr. |
Bishop Horace E. Smith, M.D. |
Rev. Dr. Arlee Griffin, Jr. |
Rev. Canon Nelson W. Pinder |
Rev. Michael E. Livingston |
Archbishop Carl Bean, D. Min. |
Rev. Graylan S. Hagler |
Pernessa
Seele
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Find out more about our 2007 Spokesperson by
clicking
here.
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What is The Black
Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS?
 The Black Church Week of Prayer
for the Healing of AIDS is a week-long education and awareness campaign
highlighting the role of the Black Church in addressing the AIDS
crisis. This campaign serves to pave the way for the continuous
delivery of prevention education and services to the African American
community via faith
communities.
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here for more >>>
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How Can Your Church Participate?
During worship, offer a special prayer for
the healing of AIDS -- its impact on our family and community and
throughout the global village.
Work in partnership with a local health care provider to provide
on-site HIV testing after worship and encourage members to get tested.
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more >>>
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Partners
African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
National Baptist Convention of America
National Baptist Convention, USA
Progressive National Baptist Convention
American Baptist Church, USA
Union of Black Episcopalians of The Episcopal Church
United Black Christians of the United Church of Christ
Unity Fellowship of Christ Church
Other Religious Institutions
Congress of National Black Churches
Interdenominational Theological Center
Howard University School of Divinity
Shaw University School of Divinity
Virginia Union University School of Theology
Hood Theological Seminary
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GETTING INVOLVED
The Balm In Gilead applauds churches that refuse to use stigma as a
means of ignoring HIV/AIDS and excusing away the responsibility we must
take for our
brothers and sisters.
Visit our resources area and become apart of the change our community
so needs.
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HIV/AIDS RESOURCES
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Week Of Prayer Products
In the BOOKSTORE
Join Us for the 2007 Black Church Week of
Prayer for the Healing of AIDS, March 4 - 10th 2007.
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