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Computerized AIDS Ministries
CAM's members are from a variety of faith backgrounds and some do not identify with organized religion.
http://hwbbs.gbgm-umc.org
Zen Hospice Project
A program of the San Francisco Zen Center, serving people facing death from cancer, AIDS and other illnesses.
http://www.zenhospice.org/
National Catholic AIDS Network
A national organization devoted exclusively to helping the Church respond in an informed and compassionate manner to the challenges presented by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
http://www.ncan.org/
AIDS Ministry Home Page
AIDS Ministry of the Greek Orthodox Diocese of San Francisco.
http://www.aidsministry.org/index.html
National Episcopal AIDS Coalition
Works collaboratively for effective HIV/AIDS ministry on and by all levels of the Episcopal Church.
http://www.neac.org/
Jewish AIDS Network
Chicago organization providing services and referrals for Jewish people with HIV/AIDS, their families and loved ones.
http://www.shalom6000.com/janc.htm
MCC AIDS Ministry
Articles and contact information presented by The Body.
http://www.thebody.com/ufmcc/ufmcc.html
HIV/AIDS Ministries Network
Information about the United Methodist Health and Welfare Ministries, which has been actively involved in the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
http://gbgm-umc.org/programs/hiv/aids.html
Project Compassion
AIDS ministry of the Vineyard Christian Fellowship of Columbus, Ohio.
http://www.projectcompassion.com
Computerized AIDS Ministries (CAM)
Personal stories, memorials, and an e-mail discussion group with a spiritual basis. Members are from a variety of faith backgrounds and some do not identify with organized religion.
http://gbgm-umc.org/cam/
Scepter Institute
Jerry Thacker, HIV+ and Christian promotes abstinence.
http://www.scepter.org/
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