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Malaria kills an estimated 800,000 people each year. Every day, thousands of children in Africa die of this preventable and treatable disease.

Yet, malaria can be eliminated with the right tools: prevention, treatment, education and communication.

Join in this inspiring journey of collaboration and ingenuity as ordinary people work together to stop this “killer in the dark.”

Actress Pauley Perrette, a member of The United Methodist Church, narrates this documentary. Perrette is best known for her performances on the popular prime time drama, NCIS.

“A Killer in the Dark: An Extraordinary Effort to Combat Malaria” was created as a  TV special to share the work of The United Methodist Church against this killer disease. The program, which originally aired on NBC affiliates nationwide in 2011, documents the daily struggle in Africa against malaria and highlights the work of Imagine No Malaria to wipe out a devastating disease that’s kills a person every 60 seconds, every single day.

Awards and Kudos!

We are pleased to announce that “A Killer in the Dark” has been recognized with several prestigious awards. It was selected as “Platinum Best of Show” by the Aurora Awards and awarded with two top “Platinum” honors by the Association of Marketing and Communications Professionals.

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The documentary, “A Killer in the Dark,” is presented by the National Council of Churches under the auspices of the Interfaith Broadcasting Commission and produced by United Methodist Communications.