The Faith Hour

About one out of five confirmed virus cases in Ohio is now connected with the state’s prison system. At least 2,400 inmates in the system have tested positive, and seven have died of either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 infections.

In an effort to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus, universities around the country sent residential students home from their dorms. But for some LGBTQ students, being forced to return home has left them with a difficult choice: go back into the closet, or face a life on the streets.

Matthew 6:13 NKJV : Deliver us from the evil one” . The Lord’s Prayer serves as not just a moral compass, but also as a message of hope. In the heart of the #coronavirus pandemic, we must remember that God’s word tells us that He will deliver us from evil;the horrors of Covid-19, the trauma of death all around us, and the ineptitude of our political leaders. Rest assured that in the midst of all t...

With social distancing due to the Coronavirus mandating that everyone except “essential workers” stay home, we want to know: what makes an essential worker, essential? For today’s show, we have retired Circuit Court Judge the Honorable Wade McCree back again to discuss the legal definition of “essential worker.”

Today’s show features Reverend Horace Sheffield of Detroit, who argues that racial disparity, implicit bias in healthcare, and a profound lack of access to proper testing are all reasons why Coronavirus mortality rates are higher among African-Americans, as compared to other minority populations.

Are the racial disparities being reported in Detroit’s #Coronavirus statistics accurate? In Michigan, Black folks make up about 57% if those who test positive foe #coronavirus, and roughly 78% of those who have died from Covid-19. Wit Detroit being approximately 79% African-American, where is the disparity in death rates that experts say exist?

Strip Clubs Want A Bailout Feat. Retired Circuit Court Judge, Hon. Wade McCree. A company spearheaded by the owner of a national strip club empire filed a federal lawsuit alleging that strip club workers are being unlawfully blocked from. $349 Billion emergency lending program designed to help businesses affected by the #coronavirus. A regulation in the federal Paycheck Protection Program prohibit...

Disruptions from the coronavirus epidemic could lead to increases food insecurity. The United Nations warns that a protracted pandemic crisis could put a strain on the food supply chains across the world, increasing food insecurity to millions. Although the issue is not food scarcity as much as it is the world’s measures in response to the fast-spreading virus.

#EasterSunday2020 is rather unusual due to #covid19 preventing gatherings of people. The Lord’s Prayer can be found in Matthew 6:12. This prayer perfectly summarizes our faith and what is expressed in the Gospels. On his reflection on this prayer, St. Cyrian of Carthage, a thirs century Bishop wrote “My dear friends, The Lord’s Prayer contains many great mysteries of our faith. In these few words...

With more than 42,000 inmates, Arizona has the highest incarceration rate in the western United States and the fifth highest in the nation. As cases of #covid19 soar in the nation’s cramped, overcrowded jails, the state is among several facing intense criticism for what civil rights groups, families of prisoners and corrections officers say is a haphazard response.

In an attempt to slow the spread of #covid19, non-essential businesses have been closed. Beauty supply stores and hair salons, barber shops, spas, and the bedrock of our beauty care regimens have been deemed non-essential.

America’s farmworkers are caught between Coronavirus fears and feeding a nation with a staggering population. People across America have rushed to grocery stores to panic buy food to tide them over while hunkered down from COVID-19 stay-home orders. But agriculture has been deemed an essential service by the federal government—which means that for farmworkers (most of whom are undocumented) , soci...

In the midst of the #coronavirus pandemic, a dangerous new trend is spiking- uptick in domestic violence reports. While many individuals are safely sheltering in place, at home, domestic violence victims are trapped with their attackers.

In this season of uncertainty, we look up onto the hills and ask God for His protection as we go through this week.

Even if you’re already backing up your digital files, do you have a backup plan for your one of a kind documents and photos that you have only on paper- like birth certificates, marriage licenses, and military discharge papers?

Across Europe, affluent city dwellers have fled the epicenters of the #Coronavirus crisis to their second homes, where proximity to the sea lessens the discomfort of confinement. But in doing so, fears about the possible exposure to the virus by residents with access to few hospitals and limited incomes have flared.

Many nonprofit organizations are facing record reductions in funding. Most may not survive the ravages of the Coronavirus pandemic.

Baby boomers, folks older than 65 are facing tech challenges in the wake of the coronavirus. What can be done to make them cope with isolation and lack of tech skills to navigate modern communication

Public school education in the United States starts at the age of 5. Some politicians are proposing a government funded preschool system that would benefit young children

Proverbs 18:10 teaches us many things, the most important of which is that none but the Lord can be our protection, especially during these times. In fact, the classic verse, which tells the name of the Lord is a strong tower, and those who run into it are safe.

They hopes to secure jobs on political campaigns, at fashion brands and law offices, and in sales and finance, they’ve had internships canceled and interviews postponed, wandered through empty job fairs and seen recruiters ignore their anxious emails ... When the coronavirus pandemic forced college students across the country to leave campus in early March, the abrupt departure was especially pain...

In an effort to ensure healthcare workers on the frontlines of the #coronavirus outbreak have proper access to personal protective equipment, authorities at both the state and federal level are asking doctors and patients to forego ‘nonessential’ operations

While people suffer from illness, financial calamity, and anxiety, elected political officials are profiting.

The secular world has failed to provide answers-or understanding-for the coronavirus’ impact. As a result, mullions are turning to their faith. Believers worldwide are running afoul of public health authorities’ warnings that communal gatherings, the keystone of so much religious practice, must be limited to combat the virus’ speed.

The ramifications of the coronavirus will change us, permanently. Factors like social distancing, working remotely, will affect the way in which we conduct ourselves after this