Religion is a system to see what good looks like in ourselves. This good look is reflected in all features of life. African Americans can also refer to as Black Americans or Afro Americans. In African American culture, religion is the sun around which all things tend to rotate. In this culture, religion influences both ministers and musicians, actor and activists, and influences them all exclusively. African American people run-through religious customs, join religious services, and believe that the Bible is the word of God. Black seniors believe that religion delivers peace during stress. African American caregivers see God as a source of support. Black people use different sorts of resources to meet their everyday requirements such as prayer, the Bible, and the church. These people hold belief in God and prayer to be health defending actions and they prefer to take part in organized religious events, such as going to church and praying to God. Moreover, church plays a critical role in African American people's lives. God is seeing as a deliver from unfair pain and the relief in times of suffering. The church delivers spiritual restoration and authorization. In churches, women feel free to accept and display the vitalizing power of the spirit as a therapeutic source providing significance in the midst of trials and …show more content…
Culture and heritage impact an entity's views about internal and external aspects that suppliers to health and cause disease and the practices the individual follow to prevent and treat health problems. Culture effects the client's perceptions of healthcare providers as well. African Americans identify the doctor as the head of the healthcare team. African Americans believe that health is harmony with nature. Illness is a disruption in harmony due to "bad spirits". They believe sickness is a separation between God and humans. They commonly use home remedies, folk healers, and Western care. They also believe religious and spiritual activities, especially