Objectives	Methods	Outcomes
Use a CBPR approach to develop a behavioral intervention	Health assessment survey of churches developed, implemented, and evaluated Focus group guide developed, community partners training in focus group methodology, focus groups implemented and evaluated Translation of evidence-based materials into a culturally appropriate intervention	Engagement of community partners in the research process Health assessment survey development, data collection, and interpretation of results to select a health issue Focus group guide development, recruitment of focus group participants, co-facilitation of focus groups, interpretation of focus group results Using data from the focus groups to refine materials Applying community insider knowledge to increase salience of intervention materials Built community capacity to conduct research Increased understanding and application of survey methodology Increased understanding and application of focus group methodology Increased understanding of the qualitative data analysis process Stronger collaborative relationship between community and academic partners Increased communication between community and academic partners Codevelopment of intervention
Use a CBPR approach to implement a behavioral intervention	Development and implementation of a recruitment strategy for WORD leaders Development and implementation of a recruitment strategy for program participants Provision of ongoing guidance to WORD leaders for the duration of the intervention	Engagement of community partners in the research process Leading recruitment efforts of lay leaders and study participants Participation in maintenance of program fidelity Built community capacity to conduct research Recruitment and retention of study staff and participants Stronger collaborative relationship between community and academic partners Co-implementation of intervention
Use a CBPR approach to evaluate a behavioral intervention	Development and implementation of the assessment instrument Community partners training in data collection	Engagement of community partners in the research process Selection of survey topics to be evaluated, selection of survey items and scales Collection of baseline and follow-up data Built community capacity to conduct research Increased understanding of internal consistency and reliability of survey scales Increased understanding of construct validity Development of skills in survey data collection Stronger collaborative relationship between community and academic partners Codevelopment of the evaluation instrument Community and academic partner worked together to collect data

Abbreviation: CBPR, community-based participatory research; WORD, Wholeness, Oneness, Righteousness, Deliverance Intervention.