Anglicans in the UK are less concerned about HIV than other denominations, suggests a survey conducted by the Christian Research group.
According to the research, which was drawn from 1,069 churchgoers from 308 Protestant churches, only 35 per cent of Anglican respondents listed the disease as one of the top three global issues of the day.
Charismatic evangelicals were the most concerned about HIV or Aids, with 52 per cent including it as a top three global concern, according to the survey.
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