It's not just about children or solely relegated to the US. Evangelical and Pentecostal Churches are making inroads in African countries and popping up in countries like the UK.
Faith leaders in the UK are telling vulnerable people to stop taking life-saving drugs and their HIV can be cured through prayer in many African community groups, a new study has warned.
In seven different groups, members said they were pressured into stopping taking antiretroviral medication, according to the African Health Policy network.
Most respondents to the AHPN survey said they were "aware of more than one case of faith healing claims and pressure to stop taking medication. One member was aware of five cases."
And most said they believed the pastors, the majority Evangelical or Pentecostal Christians, when they said they could cure them.
Last year, BBC London identified three people with HIV who died after they stopped taking antiretroviral drugs on the advice of their Evangelical Christian pastors.
One of the churches allegedly involved in the practice was the Synagogue Church Of All Nations, which has a UK base in Southwark, south London.
The BBC reported that the SCOAN website showed videos of people who say they have been cured of diseases.
Videos have been posted on the site of people in Nigeria who say they have been cured of HIV/AIDS.
The church is led by Pastor T B Joshua, Nigeria's third richest clergyman.
But Power said it was not an problem which occurred exclusively in African churches. "There are people of all races and religions who follow someone called Professor Peter Duesberg, who believes it is the HIV medication which can make you ill.
"They discourage the taking of HIV drugs too, and that can make people very ill indeed. It's not just a problem that happens in the African community."
The charity has been awarded £7m by the government to raise HIV/AIDS awareness among gay men and the African community, identified at the two most "at risk", in partnership with the Black Health Agency.
Some of the funding will go towards educating people about faith healing and medication.
There is a difference though between that and what you posted about the US. Adults are allowed to be stupid, to refuse treatments which will cure them. What your not allowed to do is impose that onto children. If that is happening in the UK I would be seriously surprised if the government is allowing it. Its the same as Blood Transfusions for children here, parents can refuse it for themselves but not for there children, the hospital and the guardianship board will automatically overrule it.