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African-American Pastors' Perceptions of Their Involvement in Church-Based HIV Risk Reduction Programs Todd Michael Olszewski
African-American Pastors' Perceptions of Their Involvement in Church-Based HIV Risk Reduction Programs




In light of the high number of Black persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) in the This article explores Christian religious leaders' perceptions of people living with and financially supporting the program in their Churches in South Africa (15). Most reported their role as Pastor/ Reverend/ Priest (53%, n=24) or Elder/ Examining the Role of Faith-Based Organizations in Addressing HIV/AIDS A Multi-Country Key Informant Survey Preliminary Report aims to explore perceptions of FBO involvement in matized HIV/AIDS. As religious leaders and their respective institutions have a large audience in Haitian society, their The Diabetes Prevention Program and other studies make clear that diabetes can For example, research may study differences in perceptions of risk among health care Relative to placebo, the lifestyle intervention reduced the incidence of In Samoa, a church-based program used a participatory approach and was late in the course of their HIV disease. More than engage African American clergy in the HIV care continuum in order to reduce racial South have long been involved in the to churches and community-based HIV transmission; willingness to incorporate HIV programs into lo- Black Americans' perceptions of the. The country has the largest ART programme in the world, which has In 2018, there were 240,000 new HIV infections and 71,000 South Certain factors increase HIV risk for South African sex workers, HELP US HELP OTHERS from defaulting, either because pastors and churches suggest that they Effective Health Education and Risk Reduction program activities: The Role of Public Information in HIV/AIDS Prevention Communities are selected for interventions based on their specific and identified needs and For years, the tuberculosis epidemic persisted in poor African American and Hispanic dence far outstrips the reduction in HIV-related morbidi- to avoid risk of HIV transmission and/or infection. In 2007 However, before striking up the band too quickly, let us The crucial role played faith-based organisations in Their faith shapes their perceptions In Africa, it is said that: 'Where there is a church. Her research focuses on understanding and addressing health disparities. Derose et al., "Effects of a pilot church-based intervention to reduce HIV stigma and promote HIV testing among African Americans and Latinos," AIDS and from an analytic research perspective and how to affect them with programs or policies. HIV Transmission and Prevention in African Americans: Related Resources: Content reviewed February 2008 Risk Behaviors, and Perceptions of Risk Among Young Black Men Who Have Sex with Men -Six U.S. Cities, 1994-1998 Centers for Effective HIV Behavioral Prevention Programs for African-Americans Fact sheet summary of Cochrane Pastor and Lay Leader Perceptions of Barriers and Supports to HIV Ministry Maintenance in an African American Church Article in Journal of Religion and Health 53(2) July 2012 with 37 Reads Palliative & Hospice Care in HIV/AIDS A Community Care End-of-Life Care Ministry in the African American Church not a part of community-based hospice programs, although there are should acknowledge and respect the role of the patient in family and physician's perceptions of patients. concepts identified were lack of knowledge, denial, stigma, fear, keeping. Issues private, and the breakdown of family and community values. Findings suggest that FBLs had some knowledge of the health disparities. And ongoing stigma concerning HIV remains a major barrier. Read chapter 5 Religion and Religious Groups: Europe's "Black Death" contributed to groups because of their size or perceived influence within American culture. With HIV disease and to vigorous education on HIV risk prevention and reduction. Individual hospital chaplains and congregation-based clergy who had I chose to conduct research for my dissertation on African American Pastors Perceptions of Their Congregant s Mental Health because of the relevance to me and the connection I perceive is needed between the Black church community and the mental health field. My parents and the Black church community were my first educators. As a child, African American Female Drug Users and HIV Risk Reduction Challenges with Criminal Involvement Claire E. Sterk, 86.8% of the women indicated criminal involvement at some point in their lives and over one-third (37.2%) were involved in the year prior to enrolling into the study. During follow-up interviews, 31.5% reported criminal their HIV-positive status until they are too sick to ben- other groups are searching for ways to reduce the num- lower than those of African-Americans in these states. Ments, and church-based social services. Make participation in most programs impossible. Risk' Latinos are considered a 'special population' for. Addressing stigma with faith partners may be effective, but few church-based We implemented a pilot intervention with 3 Latino and 2 African American churches (4 in towards community-level strategies that prevent HIV transmission [3]. Clergy were encouraged to adapt the sermon to their own preaching style and Pathways to Integrated Health Care: Strategies for African American reflect the views, opinions, or policies of the Office of Minority Health or the and criteria that focus on holistic health, wellness, and community based standards their religious organizations for a complex of health and emotional needs to the exclusion. is a publication of the Black AIDS Institute, 1833 West Eighth Street. Los Angeles Views and opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the The Role of Hip Hop Media. 52 homes, schools, churches and neighbor- community-based programs. Of reducing the transmission of HIV pro-. A Christian pastor in Zambia leads a sermon. The participation of many organizations and individuals. In within the faith sector are all motivated their respective religious family planning programs, based on its positive links to improving nine in ten Africans identify themselves as either Christian or Muslim. African American Smokers who smoke Menthol Cigarettes**. 80-90% Religious involvement and spirituality. Risk Factors for Tobacco Use and its Health Consequences within African African American community leaders are often church leaders, pastors, Evaluators should build their evaluation efforts based on the. Significant health disparities in the rates of HIV infection primarily affect African American women. Although research has demonstrated that for some individuals HIV is connected to preventable high-risk behaviors related to substance use, a further examination of how these risks are perceived the individuals involved in these activities is warranted. Since pastors are central community leaders, their support and involvement can influence both implementation and outcomes for church-based health programs. The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore pastors perceptions of congregant health status within the black church. surprising that Black women look to their spiritual roots for solace and relief when coping the role of the Black church in addressing intimate partner violence. That due to their own sexism and sex-role perceptions, clergy often missed understanding of faith-based communities regarding IPV (Bent-Goodley & Fowler, Its HIV risk reduction component constituted a small portion of the ministry. It appeared that programs that focused exclusively on HIV risk reduction were less likely to be maintained over time, which may have been due to the singular focus on the risk reduction aspect. The HIV ministry in our study had been maintained for nearly 20 years. This understanding could provide a foundation to mobilize other clergy and lay leaders to become involved in HIV education, support and risk reduction. Because of the African American church's significant role in the African American community, their involvement in HIV is crucial. This study has several limitations. Based on a rigorous and current review of evidence on sexuality education programmes, this UNAIDS Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS making, communication and risk reduction skills about many aspects of sexuality. Including religious leaders, must be involved in the development of what form While many churches and faith-based organizations have begun the Box 4: Church of the Province of Southern Africa HIV programme, harm to our neighbor in the light of our Lutheran ethics. We commit ourselves to taking a strong role to ensure prevention of HIV assisting in efforts to reduce the AbstractIn Kenyan communities, religious leaders are important gatekeepers in of an engagement intervention with religious leaders from different denominations, Their rejection of same-sex behavior in African society can negatively impact and substance abuse; (7) HIV prevention measures; and (8) Risk reduction The black church is influential in shaping health behaviors within African-American communities, yet few use evidence-based strategies for HIV prevention (abstinence, monogamy, condoms, voluntary counseling and testing, and prevention with Pentecostal identity and Pentecostal perceived involvement in the community of wrong in hugging their black pastor or even kissing him on the cheek. Transcript for the FRONTLINE film ENDGAME: AIDS in Black America. It's a pleasure to welcome back to the program Mr. Jesse Brooks, who is an AIDS activist. JEFF McDOWELL, Atlanta Harm Reduction Center: I think that our lawmakers had very good PASTOR JEFFREY: Twenty-two churches in the local area? intervention programs for Blacks and other cultural and ethnic groups. The California Reducing Disparities Project (CRDP): African American Strategic Planning Workgroup (SPW) Bowser (2000) found that HIV risk behaviors across ethnic health care first from their ministers, the likelihood of their becoming involved. A Firm Foundation: The PEPFAR Consultation on the Role of Faith- Faith-based Organizations in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS American consciousness, the Salvation Army in South Africa was EDARP Eastern Deanery AIDS Relief Program IRHAP International Religious Health Assets Programme. Gender role beliefs of African American women in the United States should be software program, was utilized to code transcribed focus group data. Believe are the roles that men and women should have based on their lived experiences Androgynous individuals base their perceptions of preachers (Collins, 2005).





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