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When AIDS Comes Home
The Thacker story and how Faith has gotten the family through 15 years of living with HIV/AIDS. Teaches principles for living and dealing with suffering, pain, death and grief. Used in Sunday morning and evening services, youth rallies, crisis pregnancy center banquets, on college campuses and in the media.
What Everyone Should Know About HIV/AIDS
A multi-media presentation about the disease process. Appropriate for teens and up. Used in Sunday Schools, class settings, college meetings and chapel services, pastors seminars, public school assemblies, club functions, banquets, etc.
What Everyone Should Know About Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Current information on many of the diseases out there. Slideshow-based talk which shows from a purely medical standpoint what these diseases can do to a person. Appropriate for high school and up; especially effective with public high schools since it can be religion-neutral if necessary.
When Bad Things Happen To Good People
A message based on the book of the Biblical character of Job covering principles of how to handle suffering. Used for Sunday evening services, prayer meetings, men's groups, retreats, etc.
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Helping Those That Hurt
A message based on the Biblical story of the good Samaritan designed to challenge everyone about who they should help. A powerful presentation that addresses "putting up fences" to keep us from helping those who hurt. Used in church AIDS conferences, Sunday services, and Christian school chapel and retreats. Can be tailored to specifically deal with ministering to those who are HIV/AIDS infected.
Developing Infectious Diseases Policies & Procedures
Many organizations are not ready to handle the problem of having an infected infant in the nursery or adult in their meeting. The issue is bigger than HIV. It gets into how do you help the sick and at the same time protect the well. Many organizations have used this session as special event for their boards to jump-start their own policy and procedure discussions.
Severe Mercy, Strong Grace
Cancer, HIV infection times three. The death of a teenage son. How much can a family stand the storms of life? What principles for living have they learned.
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