Faith & Health Luncheon
Thursday, May 14, 2026
WEST ANGELES CATHEDRAL • 11AM – 1:30 PM
This special luncheon brings together leaders and members from Black/African American churches along with community organizations for meaningful connections, inspiration, and a look at what can be done to empower our local community. This year, participants will also learn about the importance of pressure, sugar, stroke and the connection to Alzheimer’s disease.
While there is no cost to attend, registration is required. The registration deadline is April 22.
REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1: Click the "Register Now" button.
STEP 2: Add the number of registrations you wish to reserve.
STEP 3: Provide your name and email address to complete your registration. You will receive a confirmation email with important event information at the email address you provide.
STEP 4: We encourage you to invite family and friends to join you. Please share the names of your guests with Petra Niles by replying to the confirmation email or by contacting Petra Niles at pniles@alzla.org at (323) 930-6219.
For help, please call Petra Niles at (323) 930-6219.
About the Luncheon
Alzheimer’s Los Angeles has long recognized the importance of partnering with faith-based organizations to help spread awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and preventative health. We partner with organizations of various faiths and denominations, such as Baptist, Catholic, Church of Christ, Episcopal, Islam, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Religious Science, Seventh Day Adventist, and Apostolic.
Since 2008, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles led a coalition of local nonprofits and faith-based organizations to promote risk reduction strategies and empower Blacks and African Americans to take charge of their health.
The first Faith and Health Luncheon in 2009 had about 20 people attendance from local churches in attendance. Last year’s event had nearly 200 people from over 12 churches and places of worship.
Past partner organizations: American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, Los Angeles Region Champions for Change-Network for a Healthy California, Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center, Mary S. Easton Center for Alzheimer’s Disease Research and Care at UCLA, Advocates For African American Elders, Cedars Sinai Medical Center.
