Zimbabwe Pentecostals order HIV tests for clergy
January 22, 2004
ZIMBABWE — A small group of Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe has ordered all of its pastors, marriage officers and couples seeking marriage to be tested
Abusive priests estimated to number 3,000
January 22, 2004
SANTA CLARA, Calif. —A California psychologist who has counseled abusive priests and their victims estimates that there have been 3,000 predatory priests and about 24,000
Basic planning avoids painful legal entanglement
January 15, 2004
When Martha Brown’s father died in December 2002 after a series of illnesses and hospitalizations, she and her sister began the complicated process of settling
Closing generation gap proves healthy for children
January 15, 2004
While many of the approximately 50 million grandparents in the United States are playing an increasing role in American families, many more have little contact
When the body lags in processing sugar, it is time for preventive action
January 8, 2004
Many of the health risks associated with impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) are the same as those for diabetics, but studies have shown that diet and
Alabama is one of four states with no diabetes insurance law
January 8, 2004
Alabama lags behind nearly all states in requiring insurance companies to cover diabetic testing equipment, supplies and education to help diabetics to properly manage their
Churches can lead in making meals, treats diabetic-friendly
January 8, 2004
Diabetics love to eat and want to be included at church socials. There are many ways that the managers of church kitchens and fellowship organizers
Conquering the mysteries of cooking and eating carbs
January 8, 2004
Diabetic church members and guests find meals at Baptist churches either obstacles to overcome or opportunities to enjoy. Whether a Wednesday night supper, a
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