HIV/AIDS

She has 32 years of experience as a registered nurse with 10 years working directly with those impacted by HIV directly. In 2018, as the team began to formalize the HIV initiative from a church ministry to a formal program, Nater participated in the Community Health Leadership Program at Morehouse School of Medicine.

Nater Stewart, who has a history of working with HIV+ persons as a registered nurse. Delving into the HIV/AIDS advocacy community in metro Atlanta opened their eyes to the ever-increasing numbers of African American women that have contracted the disease through what the CDC describes as risky behaviors.  

Nater Stewart, has shown ongoing and unwavering investment in the building of Bible Way Internaitonal’s HIV program from its inception. She attends and supports local, community and national efforts and initiatives. Her commitment to this effort is evident in the relationships she has built and maintains across the country with stakeholders of all levels. She is passionate in bringing the messages of love and hope to all those affected, particularly African American women who are the backbone of their communities and families.

Nater Stewart has learned that the quality of life for African American women living with HIV is often diminished due to the lack of self-care, related to prioritizing their care for others in their framework of responsibility rather than themselves. This time focused on their own care and emotional health and wellness.