Phase One Research Findings


  1. About 14% and 48% of the church members in Africa experienced excellent and good health, respectively.
  2. Only about 7% experience poor health 
KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICE
  1. The average mean score of the church member’s level of knowledge toward the health principles of the church is 3.94 on a 5-point Likert Scale. This shows that the church members are knowledgeable (above average) about the health principles of the church.
  2. In the same way, the church members have a positive attitude toward the health principles, with an average mean score of 3.99 on a 5-point Likert Scale. However, church members are not putting their knowledge and attitude to full practice. The overall mean score for practice is 3.61 on a 5-point Likert Scale

MENTAL HEALTH

 

  1. About 39% of the church members were 100% of the time not depressed. It is worth noting that 31.8% of the participants are depressed (All the time depressed, most of the time depressed, and sometimes depressed).
  2. More so, 3% of the church members in Africa never thought of suicide or self-harm while 6% have thought of suicide or self-harm.
  3. Most importantly, 40% of the church members always nurture positive thinking.

Improving The Quality Of Life Through Better Health Research.

Our Goal  
  1. Model excellence in research.
  2. Promote health and prevent disease through credible research.
  3. Enhance health research in the church.
  4. Encourage the conduct of credible research.
  5. Nurture the conduct of research.
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  • Vision: To be the credible scientific research voice for the church in Africa and beyond
  • Mission: To provide reliable scientific data for Health Promotion in Africa and beyond.