HIV stigma and discrimination among church leaders in Africa is an ongoing, complex issue
that continues to require involvement from many different sectors
Speaker: Mr. Geoffrey Mulindwa, a professor at Uganda Christian University
The Global Missions Conference-Africa exists to pursue and promote wholistic innovation by supporting the local church to fulfill the Great Commission (Matt 28:18-20) and the Great Commandment (Matt 22:36-40) as it focuses on the poor and vulnerable (Matt 25:31-45).
Africa Christian Health Associations Platform 12th Biennial Conference (23- 27 February 2026, Madagascar)
What attributes of lecturers and students integrate faith in higher learning institutions?
What is the acceptability and priority for a church-based peer support counseling program in Malawi and Zambia?
How do clinical and non-clinical staff at AIC Kijabe Hospital understand and practice spiritual care? What are the gaps in their knowledge and practices that can be addressed to improve holistic patient care by integrating faith and health?
How appropriate is a Christian based sexuality program in shaping young people’s knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, and social norms?
Is there a significant prevalence of menstrual health poverty amongst women in the rural areas of Ondo State of Nigeria?
Does the Christian faith and belief system affect the menstrual health practices of women in the rural areas of Ondo State of Nigeria? If yes, then how does the Christian faith and belief system affect the menstrual health practices of women in the rural areas of Ondo State of Nigeria?
What is the level of HIV/AIDS stigma and discrimination among clerics in Church of Uganda and what are some potential strategies to address HIV stigma and discrimination?
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