Journal of Pastoral Care · 1995 · 10 citations · 0 references
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Identifies and explores the extreme difficulties of HIV/AIDS realities for the evangelical Christian churches and which tend to stymie effective ministry. Discusses the issues of morality, morbidity, mortality, reality, responsibility; and concludes that the church has fallen short in its mission to HIV/AIDS persons. Claims that this shortfall has created an integrity question in the minds of those whose lives have been touched by this contemporary health crisis.