HIV/AIDS Prevention Gathering and Super Bowl Party, Sunday Feb 5

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HIV/AIDS Prevention Gathering and Super Bowl Party, Sunday, Feb 5 beginning at 1 p.m., join with others working to prevent HIV and AIDS through awareness and education. This ministry of aChurch4Me? MCC works each week with various organizations. Discover how you can be part of this vital work! The meeting will be held at the home of Team Leader, Allan McClendon.

Later in the afternoon, in honor of Madonna doing the Half-Time Show for the Super Bowl! Here is something for both football and Madonna fans—a non-alcoholic Madonna Super Bowl Party. In the home of one of aChurch4Me MCC members there will be two big screens—one room for Madonna videos and the other for the football game! The best of both worlds for one day! Guests are asked to bring a snack and non-alcoholic beverages. For more information such as time and address please contact Allan McClendon.

Allan McClendon Strengthens HIV/Aids Prevention Ministry for 2012

Allan McClendon has chosen to take the lead of the HIV/AIDS Prevention ministry. Hear his thoughts for the year of 2012 for aChurch4Me? MCC and the HIV/Aids Prevention communities.

Over the months of 2011 We successfully marched (and I drove the car!) in this year’s pride parade, made appearances at various community events such as the Transgender Day of remembrance as well as Lakeview Action Coalition events.  We also partnered with Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN) and had a wonderful World Aids Day Memorial service on Dec 1, 2011. 

We look forward to the New Year with hope. We’ll continue to raise the conciousness of others and allow God’s healing spirit to work through us to improve the lives of others impacted by HIV/AIDS. —Allan McClendon

HIV Prevention Ministry Message

As a matter of love and justice we acknowledge that many infections occur as a result of societal injustices particularly among woman and children due to poverty, lace of access to information, social stigmal, etc.

Prevention: Get Tested!

When was the last time you were tested?

In a 2008 study 50 percent of the men who tested positive did ot know that they had HIV. (Primary message of our ministry. The accurate statistics on the percentage of people that are untested shouold be started. Locations and web sites for testing should be listed)

Limit the number of sexual partners

You should always know the HIV Status of your sexual partners.

Condoms should be used 100 percent of the time

Always use an approved condom!

Abstention

Abstention is the only 100 percent sure way of not contracting the HIV Virus or STD’s