Implementation and Impact of Community Health Evangelism – a Multi Country Study
December 19, 2022
What is the impact of spiritual beliefs of households in CHE communities on health behaviors?
What is the impact of spiritual beliefs of households in CHE communities on health behaviors?
Learn about the social and cultural context of alcohol use in Mozambique. Explore opportunity for a faith-based peer support recovery program in Maputo.
Learn about the social and cultural context of alcohol use in Zambia. Study the effectiveness of an adapted screening tool to identify harmful alcohol use among young adults.
Learn about faith-based health education for at-risk youth. Study it’s impacts on risky behavior and the values driving those behaviors.
Learn and study the Community Health Evangelism model in Ghana.
Study the impacts of CHE on physical and spiritual health outcomes.
Theory at a Glance is a simple and helpful guide to understand the
components and domains often used to drive public health interventions programs. Health theories can be a start to understand community health ministry program and opportunities to integrating faith.
Community participation is essential for successful engagement and sustainability. Participatory methods are a skill to develop and nurture in many aspects of community health and development.
The Community Toolbox is a web-based resource for organizations and practitioners looking for training materials and guides to take action in a community. Creating models,
When you become a member of CCIH, you have access to join
several working groups. One group is the Integration of Faith & Health Working Group focusing on bringing together theology and health to expand our understanding and training in community health ministry.
Community Health Evangelism is a primary strategy in transformational development. Learn and lead CHE initiatives in rural and urban areas to holistically serve people with Christ’s love.
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