Empowering Nationals to Develop Culture-Specific Strategies for HIV Prevention & Ministry

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Duane Crumb

Duane Crumb

Nov 1, 2011

In this interactive session we will discuss what makes HIV prevention and ministry effective, the importance of the active involvement of the church in HIV and why it is essential to tailor strategies to local culture. The session will be based on the experience of the facilitator in HIV prevention (since 1985) and in empowering nationals to develop their own unique approaches to and tools for HIV minsitry around the world.

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