Imagine Saving Millions of Lives - Imagine No Malaria

Pauley Perrette for Imagine No Malaria

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Imagine No Malaria

Every 45 seconds, a child in Africa dies of malaria. Millions of lives, needlessly lost each year. A continent. Entire nations…slipping away. Slipping through life’s precious net. Unless you hear the buzzing inside you.

The bite of malaria doesn’t have to kill. But only if you stop it.

Imagine No Malaria is more than just a campaign against a disease that kills children and destroys families. It’s a movement, to make real change in the world.

Join us as we work with families in Africa to end millions of needless deaths from this disease.

Imagine No Malaria helps us take the next step in this fight. Think of it as Nets Plus. We continue to support Nothing But Nets, because bed nets are an effective tool against the disease. But, we’re doing more…improving Infrastructure, Communications and Education.

Our team of malaria experts in Africa have been working tirelessly in this life-and-death fight. Thousands of miles of travel, countless meetings and plenty of sleepless nights have helped achieve a great deal in a very short time.

And we are not alone. Imagine No Malaria has some pretty awesome partners to help make beating malaria a reality. We work with organizations who are global leaders in the fight against malaria and other diseases of poverty

We invite you to learn more:

Visit the Imagine No Malaria Website: www.imaginenomalaria.org

Follow Imagine No Malaria on Facebook: www.facebook.com/umcImagineNoMalaria

and

Twitter: NoMalaria

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March 13, 2011 - Apathy's Antidote - Rev. Gary Henderson (Audio)

The Rev. Gary Henderson was our guest preacher on Sunday, March 13, 2011. He serves as the Executive Director of the Global Health Initiative of The United Methodist Church.

to his message.

As executive director, Henderson is working with a steering committee to develop a communications and fund-raising strategy, create partnerships to expand the reach of the church and collaborate with agencies involved in global health issues. He is also working to map out the distribution of health resources across the globe, aligning people and resources to meet urgent and critical needs and to maximize their effectiveness.

The Global Health Initiative is part of the church's long-term effort to raise awareness and understanding of global health issues. It aims to develop support and participation across the denomination for expanding health ministries, and to significantly reduce illness and death related to diseases of poverty such as malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

To learn more about Imagine No Malaria, please visit their website at www.imaginenomalaria.org

Before he began his sermon Rev. Henderson showed us the following video:

During his sermon he showed us the following video:

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