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Janice McKeithan, a member of Union Memorial Methodist Church, helps herself to a healthy meal, courtesy of the Johns Hopkins Office of Community Health. Its six-week Faith and Food nutrition program recently taught members of the West Baltimore church about foods their ancestors ate in the American South, the Caribbean and Africa.
The Faith and Food program seeks to improve health by reclaiming African heritage. Adrian Mosley of Johns Hopkins Medicine’s Office of Community Health introduces a special nutrition education program to weekly Bible study groups. By incorporating faith into discussions about healthy recipes and cooking techniques, the social worker aims to reach the large community of African-American churchgoers in Baltimore.
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