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22 Apr 2008 1:44 PM
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White House official Jay Hein from the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives attended a recent youth rally in Lusaka, Zambia. The two-day rally, called "Purity Beyond Abstinence," was sponsored by World Hope International and is part of HopeFest, a series of events that educates youth about HIV/AIDS prevention. It also focuses on living a life of purity because it "pleases God's heart." Hein was impressed by the resolve of the youth as hundreds took a stand for purity. They were also introduced to a yearlong discipleship program in southern Africa called Reach4Life aimed at preventing HIV/AIDS. HCJB Global Voice added weekly Bemba programs in 2000. The programs air on Zambia's Radio One Network, covering the country and much of Malawi, going out via shortwave, AM and FM.
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