Interview about the Lutheran Malaria Initiative
The following video series is excerpted from an interview with the Rev. Andrea DeGroot-Nesdahl. DeGroot-Nesdahl is the coordinator of the Lutheran Malaria Initiative and HIV/AIDS Strategy. This position is housed in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s (ELCA) office of the presiding bishop. Metro Lutheran editor, Bob Hulteen, conducted the interview on Monday, August 9, 2010. The Lutheran Malaria Initiative is a cooperative effort of the ELCA, the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, and Lutheran World Relief, at the request of the United Nations Foundation.
The Rev. DeGroot-Nesdahl shares congregational examples of anti-malaria work
This video is part of the entire interview. Another portion of the interview is posted below. Check back in to see the rest of the video.
The Rev. DeGroot-Nesdahl talks about the potential impact of LMI
The Rev. DeGroot-Nesdahl explains how she became involved in anti-malaria work
The Rev. Andrea DeGroot-Nesdahl reflects on Lutheran responses to malaria
The Rev. Andrea DeGroot-Nesdahl describes the devastating reality of malaria
Rev. Andrea DeGroot-Nesdahl
A story from the interview will also be printed.
Tags: Bob Hulteen, ELCA, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, Lutheran HIV/AIDS Strategy, Lutheran Malaria Initiative, Lutheran World Relief, Rev. Andrea DeGroot-Nesdahl, United Nations Foundation
