Healthcare statistics show that black men are twice as likely to develop prostate cancer during their lifetime, and twice as likely to die from the disease.

Join us for information on the process and the importance of creating a legacy of knowledge for you and your family.

Did you know that by the time they are 50 years old, 80% of Black women will have uterine fibroids? Join us for a moderated panel discussing all things uterine fibroids – from symptoms and impact on quality of life to the emotional toll of this common condition. Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumors of the uterus that can cause a host of burdensome symptoms such as heavy bleeding during your period, pain, and incontinence. Moderated by Tiffany Kung, our panelists, Dr. Shepherd, a physician and expert care provider and Tanika Gray Valburn, advocate and founder of the White Dress Project will talk about the importance of early education and awareness as the first steps to battling this condition. We will hear Dr. Shepherd talk about her experience treating this taboo condition while Tanika will share her lived experience and the importance of self-advocacy with your care provider. We hope you will join us for this dynamic panel which will serve as the first session about uterine fibroids at the Healthy Churches Conference.

Did you know that multiple myeloma is the most common form of blood cancer among African Americans?

Symposium F2: Your Senior Ministry: Faith-Based Strategies for Senior Living and Transitioning

Institute B2: When Disasters Strikes: Is Your Church Prepared? The COVID-19 pandemic and beyond!

Institute A1 : The Primary Issue of Justice is Righteousness! Is your church prepared for the new Decade?

Symposium I1: The Impact of Climate Change and Environmental Justice on The Black Diaspora

The 2020 Annual State of the Union on The Black Health Agenda: The Road Ahead