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AIDS World Report: Episode 001

AIDS World Report: Episode 001

Join Bruce Sonnenberg and Dan Davis as they share the AIDS WORLD REPORT.

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First Person Interview: Bruce Sonnenberg


FIRST PERSON, with Wayne Shepard is a weekly, 24 minute radio program, created out of a simple desire to pass along testimonies of how God works through people to build His Kingdom. This week Wayne welcomes He Intends Victory, Founder, Bruce Sonnenberg.

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Join He Intends Victory in Belize March 3-11, 2012

Join Kathi Winters of He Intends Victory to Belize, Central America, just 3 hours from Houston, Texas. We will minister in Belmopan, Belize City and San Pedro on Ambegris Caye and share God’s love and compassion to those living with HIV/AIDS. We’ll be sharing through radio, school and church presentations, prayer walk and prison visit and have a day of snorkeling and swimming with the sharks! No Experience necessary but an open heart a must!

Sign up before December 15, 2011 with a $ 250 deposit for the total cost of $2,125 per person and is tax-deductible. This price includes all meals, good accommodations, transportation, and HIV+ guide and meetings and air from Los Angeles.

Call 800-HIV-HOPE (448-4673) for more details and an application. Belize is more safe, the language is English, the people of wonderful. Hope you join us!

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Road TO AIDS 2012

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Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 3) with Dmitri Todoroff

Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 3) with Dmitri Todoroff

Today, Norm concludes this important series on the amazing ministry known as He Intends Victory. In this episode we learn how the spiritual needs of AIDS sufferers are being addressed by courageous Christians in in the countries of the former Soviet Union. His guest is Dmitri Todoroff.

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Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 2) with Alan Waluube

Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 2) with Alan Waluube

Today, Norm continues an amazing journey in the footsteps of Jesus. When the world turns its back on those who suffer the scourge of AIDS, He Intends Victory does something radical – it touches those who suffer with the real love and compassion of a savior who loves them. Our guide today is Alan Waluube.

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Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 1) with Clive Welsh

Compassion Radio: He Intends Victory (Part 1) with Clive Welsh

For a generation the most feared letters have been H-I-V. Clive Welsh knows all about it. And when others would run from such a fearsome disease as AIDS, this hero rushes in. In the process, he’s shows what faith can do. He joins Norm today to discuss what God intends in the face of disease and stigma. Even something as devastating as AIDS.

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Update from HIV: Ethiopia

Update from HIV: Ethiopia

Ethiopia has a large and very vulnerable population, with an estimated 15 percent of the population living below the poverty line. HIV/AIDS is one of the key challenges for the overall development of Ethiopia, as it has led to a seven-year decrease in life expectancy and a greatly reduced workforce.

Ethiopia faces an epidemic among sub-populations and geographic areas, with an estimated overall HIV prevalence rate of 1.4 percent, based on testing a sample of 5,780 men and 5,300 women age 15 to 49 who gave informed consent. Within the individual regions, this testing found the prevailing rate varied from 0.2 in the SNNPR to a high of 6.0 percent in the Gambela Region. While previous estimations were higher, expansion of surveillance data and improved analyses resulted in significantly lower estimations for 2005. Based on the same survey, HIV prevalence has declined to about 3.2% to 4.7% percent in urban areas.

The primary mode of HIV transmission in Ethiopia is heterosexual contact. Young women are more vulnerable to infection than young men; urban women are three times as likely to be infected as urban men, although in rural areas the difference between genders is negligible. Populations at higher risk for HIV infection include people in prostitution, police officers and members of the military.

Reduced productivity, civil conflict, poor farming conditions, and recurrent droughts leave 10,000 to 150,000 people at risk of starvation each year. In the health sector, there is a shortage of health workers and counselors, in addition to poor access to sparse health services, inadequate, inefficient procurement systems, and weak monitoring and evaluation systems. Conflict, famine and drought have led to widespread population movements, adding to displacements caused by cross-border tensions. As of January 2007, there were an estimated 97,300 refugees in Ethiopia.

The number of AIDS orphans in Ethiopia has reached the one million mark, according to the Ministry of Health, placing an even greater strain on the country’s already limited and stretched social services. Ethiopia has the third largest population in the world with the HIV virus. Only India and South Africa have a greater number. The total number of people living with HIV is more than 1.3 -1.5 million

When we think about HIV globally many are working hardly but still it is not over as Bruce Sonnenberg He Intends Victory Founder and Executive Director says. We as the family and co-coworkers believe that the work only started but there is long way to go to stop HIV. As all we believe that Jesus is solution for HIV.

In this way let us work by helping each other to save many lives in Ethiopia especially orphans who lost one or two of their family because of HIV and widows

God Bless
Ayele Adore
He Intends Victory Ethiopia

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9/11 Today We Remember

9/11 Today We Remember

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What Malawi is Facing

What Malawi is Facing

Greetings to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. I thank you for the good work you are doing around the world God bless you. I am Pastor Frank Chisale, country director of He Intends Victory here in Malawi.

We are facing more problems, more AIDS orphans and more widows who are totally suffering.

This year we have lost almost 5 AIDS orphans who died because of no food, no support and they have no parent to care for them. He Intends Victory is there to support them but we don’t have enough funds. We now have 10 AIDS orphans who are in dire need and we have no food, no medicine and no one who can care for these AIDS orphans but only He Intends Victory.

Our request is for you to pray for these AIDS orphans, to start food feeding program, to financially support these AIDS orphans and pray for better health as they start school.

Pray that we can have an office for He Intends Victory here in Malawi. It can help us to keep well these AIDS orphans. Also pray for AIDS widows who need goats. And pray we have funds for a house, where we can keep the orphans. We can save lives together!

Yours Faithfully,
Pastor Frank Chisale
HIV Malawi

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