The Church and Orphans:

Today over 15,000,000 innocent children, through no fault of their own, have unfortunately been orphaned by AIDS. The inconvenient reality of this is that these little children are all of God’s precious creation and desperately need our help.
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AIDS and The Church:

For over two decades the majority of the Christian Church has been conspicuously silent, and their presence absent from showing any significant social concern toward the people who struggle daily with AIDS. Complacency, inaction and even judgment have kept most of the church from responding to the crisis in a timely fashion, allowing the disease to reach pandemic proportions.
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The UN and The Church:

To help win the battle against AIDS, “the United Nations campaign against the growing HIV and AIDS problem now supports messages from the pulpit, not necessarily suggesting the use of condoms but the traditional Church prescription of abstinence and loyalty to partners.”
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The International AIDS Conference:

An estimated 20,000 participants including scientists, health care providers, political, community and business leaders, journalists, government, non-governmental and intergovernmental representatives, and people living with HIV/AIDS participated in the 2006 International AIDS Conference that was held in Toronto, Canada, August 13-18
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What We Believe:

Although The Orphans of AIDS is not a church or religion; our leaders do operate from a spiritual motivation. We are careful not to proselytize for a particular church or sect-but it is no secret that we seek to reflect Emmanuel and respond to human need as He did. Our leadership and this work are inspired by the greatest man who ever lived, and we intentionally seek to emulate Him.
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