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This advent season Rachel Baker, Communications Director, shares why she is intentional about her contributions to the Council. We give thanks regularly for the God who created you and enables you to support the Council's work at ncchurches.org/donat…. pic.twitter.com/0O1D…
Read more about the opioid settlement money and how those funds will be spent in North Carolina. Featuring our very own Elizabeth Brewington, Overdose Response Associate Director of our Partners in Health and Wholeness initiative. cbs17.com/news/capit…
Jennifer Copeland reflects on the 1st Sunday of Advent & encourages us to be guided by our faith: "We might not win, we might not even survive, but when we are faithful, God’s path remains visible enabling other faithful followers to know the way." ncchurches.org/2021/… pic.twitter.com/UpC6…
This Advent Season the we are focusing on the theme: It Is Well With My Soul. We will share 2 posts a week offering weekly Advent reflections and why we, as staff of the Council, choose to donate to a cause that seeks justice and equity for all in North Carolina. pic.twitter.com/6vDo…
God is Weeping. sojo.net/articles/go…
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In the last 15 years, the cost of antiretroviral treatment for one person has dropped from US$10,000 a year to US$75 a year — an all-time low. #WorldAIDSDay2021
Globally, 1.8 million people became infected with HIV in 2017 – down from 2 million in 2013. That’s a 10% decrease. #WorldAIDSDay
In sub-Saharan Africa, 14.6 million people were receiving lifesaving treatment at the end of 2017, up from 7.7 million in 2012. That’s a 90% increase. #WorldAIDSDay
Globally, more than 21 million people were receiving lifesaving treatment at the end of 2017, up from 11 million in 2012. That’s a 91% increase. #WorldAIDSDay
Only about half of children living with HIV/AIDS are receiving treatment. Last year, 180,000 children were infected with HIV during birth or breastfeeding — the first time that new pediatric infections have not fallen since they peaked in 2002. #WorldAIDSDay
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RT @ncchurches This advent season Rachel Baker, Communications Director, shares why she is intentional about her contributions to the Council. We give thanks regularly for the God who created you and enables you to support the Council's work at ncchurches.org/donat…. pic.twitter.com/0O1D…
RT @SadhviBhagawati Today is #WorldAIDSDay. Let us pray for our sisters and brothers suffering w/HIV and #AIDS, let us pray for a #cure (and #vaccine) & let us pledge to #EndTheStigma so they may receive the best treatment & care with dignity and safety. #AIDSday #WorldAIDSDay2021 #SDGs @UNAIDS pic.twitter.com/JD1D…
RT @ClimatePower The world’s top climate scientists agree: we’re at a code red moment for humanity. The Build Back Better Act is our last, best chance to meaningfully address the climate crisis, and the Senate must get it done before the new year. Failure is not an option. pic.twitter.com/Sjel…
RT @greenthechurch The sun is a gift that nourishes all living things on Earth. Since the dawn of time, human beings have harnessed the sun for food, warmth, and play. The sun belongs to all of us. Our communities deserve a clean energy future. Take action NOW! ow.ly/cQfx50H0n7z pic.twitter.com/kBtt…
RT @EPAMichaelRegan Our kids deserve clean air. 👍🏾🌎 pic.twitter.com/XpKS…
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