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The HIV/AIDS epidemic continues to evolve and has now reached pandemicproportions in South Africa and other developing countries throughout the world.HIV/AIDS presents a challenge to the well-being of individuals and to the publichealth of proportions unprecedented in modern history. While the challenge isscientific and medical, it is also psychological, legal, economic, social, ethical andtheological. It is no longer a question of “why” the church should respond butrather “how” the church ought to respond. When the churches’ response to theHIV/AIDS pandemic is analysed within the framework of the disaster managementcontinuum, one gains a schematic perspective of the current responses as well thegaps in such responses.

CHURCH DISCOURSE ON HIV/AIDS: A RESPONSIBLE RESPONSE TO A DISASTER?