This document summarizes a proposed study to develop and evaluate a health education curriculum addressing tobacco use and other health risks among religiously diverse congregations. The study aims to establish partnerships with underserved congregations, develop and implement a training program incorporating science-based health behaviors and religious teachings, and evaluate the impact on knowledge and intentions to address health risks among trainees and congregation members. The intervention will combine behavioral theory with relevant spiritual messages and counseling, incorporating contemplative practices. Funding may come from sources including the NCMHD and local health departments.