July 22, 2002
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From the Editors
In The Late
1970s a new health threat emerged on the world scene.
A Global Overview
published jointly by UNAIDS and the World Health Organization says that 20 years after the first clinical evidence of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
Insight into how to approach a serious world threat from a spiritual perspective.
Two women who live in Zambia, and who care deeply about the health crisis affecting their country and the entire continent, tell what they have learned about offering help and healing.
How can a continent's triumph over a multiplicity of troubles be helped and hastened? Can our prayers, on-site or remote, make a difference?
Article
St. Paul told the Corinthian church that the greatest of human actions was love. In this spirit, a retired principal has been ministering effectively to the needs of people in Los Angeles with HIV and AIDS.
The spiritual journey of one man diagnosed with HIV has been a struggle—and an inspiration.
Every person on the planet has a contribution to make in solving the epidemic, regardless of his or her position or background.
I Met
Jody at KVMR, the community radio station in the Sierra foothills where I had a program for several years.
Article
I Recently
revisited a landmark of the holistic health revolution—Norman Cousins's book Anatomy of an Illness as Perceived by the Patient.
'I asked a Christian Science practitioner to treat us.'
As
a teenager, I entered a boys' boarding high school some 300 miles west of Nairobi.
We
close this Sentinel with one AIDS patient's story of healing.
