Type: VHS
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Explores a unique partnership between St. Jude's Children's Hospital in Memphis, TN and Russian physicians from the premier Russian children's hospital outside Moscow.
Type: BOOK
Author: Health and Welfare Ministries Program
Presents guidance for individual reflection and for discussion of these issues by church groups: responsible personal choices about the kind of treatment we will accept and refuse at life's end.
Type: VHS
Author:
Made for cancer patients and their families. Anyone can benefit from its inspiring message about how people with a strong will to live can triumph over terminal illness. Teaches specific techniques. 2 tape series.
Type: VHS
Author:
Made for cancer patients and their families. Anyone can benefit from its inspiring message about how people with a strong will to live can triumph over terminal illness. Features testimony from four survivors. 2 tape series.
Type: BOOK
Author: Hilton, Bruce
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Exploring bioethical controversies from a Christian perspective. Topics include: life support systems, genetic engineering, surrogate parenting, euthanasia, right to privacy, human guinea pigs, durable power of attorney, and the abortion pill.
Type: VHS
Author:
In the ashes of the AIDS pandemic in sub-Saharan Africa, stand Africa's children - a generation watching its parents die, growing up without mothers and fathers. This documentary is the inspiring story of how Zimbabwe's children fight to keep their families together, and struggle to make a future for themselves. Your church can be a reason for hope by supporting the AIDS Orphans' Trust, Advance #982842-6.
Type: VHS
Author: GBGM
Explains the origins and visions of Comprehensive Community-Based Health Care, which was begun in India in the 1980s to address basic health care for all in a population that largely cannot afford it.
Type: BOOK
Author: Landstrom, Elsie H., Ed.
Follow this American medical missionary during her years in Africa. She was boundlessly generous, curious, drawn to and appreciative of unfamiliar cultures. An interesting account of a missionary in the Liberian bush.
Type: VHS
Author:
A segment of a Catch the Spirit program on Bolivia. Explores children's health care outreach in the high mountains reaches of Bolivia.
Type: VHS
Author: UMCom
From Catch the Spirit. Emphasizes the dificult and complex choices we face as Christians and responsible members of society. Crisis in our health care system: volunteer hospice worker, caregivers for chronically-ill loved ones support one another. A church and community ofganization fun a clinic. Churches, corporations, doctors, and an insurance company provide health insurance for children. Includes discussion guide.
Type: BOOK
Author: US Dept. of Health and Human Services
Mental health and substance abuse treatment: Results from astudy integrating data froms tate mental health substance abuse and medicaid agencies.
Type: VHS
Author: Robinson, James F.
Learn about the miracles that happen on a daily basis at the Christian Hospital of Taxila in northern Pakistan which is more than 99% Muslim. This hospital performs over 12,000 eye operations a day, with no operation costing more than $20. This hospital is largely self-sufficient. Follow the story of a cataract-blind man, several surgeons and see a day in this sight-giving hospital.
Type: BOOK
Author: Templeton, Sir John
This book challenges the reader to apply the same energy that has been devoted to scientific inquiry to the pursuit of spiritual information. It suggests that we can approach an open dialogue between religion and science with an attitude of "How little we know, how eager to learn."
Type: VHS
Author: Attenborough, Sir Richard
UNICEF. Explores the "Rights of the Child," a 1959 document recognizing that all children have the same set of basic rights. In 1989 the nations of the world signed an agreement giving these rights legal force.Right: 1. to survive (nutrition, immunization) 2. to be protected against abuse 3. right to be educatied and to develop normally
Type: VHS
Author: Campolo and Brown
Should Religious People Support Gun Control?
Do People Have the Right to Medical Care?
Type: VHS
Author: Iowa Inter-Church Agency for Peace and Justice
National Committee for Prevention of Children in Poverty held hearings in 5 regions of the US. Hear stories of poor children who cannot speak for themselves.
Five themes: the system, child care, domestic violence, healthcare and homeless. Produced by the Iowa Inter-Church Agency for Peace and Justice.
Type: VHS
Author: NCOC and IMPACT
Narrated by Bishop Leontine Kelly of the United Methodist Church, this video introduces the Working Principles of the Interreligious Health Care Access Campaign. IHCAC is a vehicle for the religious voice to speak for the establishment of an affordable, national health care system that serves everyone in the United States. It consists of more than 70 faith-based groups working in cooperation with Interfaith IMPACT for Justice and Peace and the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA.