The sad fact is that the stigma of HIV and AIDS could be dramatically reduced if the world's faith communities were to take the right kinds of action. Historically, many faith communities have proclaimed judgmental attitudes towards people living with HIV.
By G. Jeffrey MacDonald 2011 Religion News Service Some 2 million Americans have served overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001. Now, thousands a...
Faith communities must, for the sake of our own spiritual well-being, engage and be engaged by the power and possibilities of older congregants.
If our political leaders won't make room for the "strangers" among us, we, the people of faith, will. It's time to stop playing politics with people's lives.
We cannot afford to let this system remain broken. On March 21, thousands of people will be in Washington DC, carrying one message: fix the system.
If our political leaders won't make room for the "strangers" among us, we will -- because Jesus commands us to do so.
With an issue like health, the faith community has a unique and important role to play -- to define and raise the moral issues beneath the policy debate.
