Halo is a faith-based broadcast that encourages everyone to share their God-given gifts and live out their individual and collective call. It is hosted by Kimberlee Payton Jones, an ordained minister and practicing attorney. She is the founder of Halo, a devotional ministry, and she maintains a private law practice.
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Dr. Leslie Nwoke joins Rev. Kimberlee in a discussion about stress and emotional well-being in the midst of civil unrest.
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Protest, curfews and shelter-in-place cause anger and frustration. Rev. Kimberlee discusses what Jesus teaches us about how to forgive while still fighting for change.
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Attorney and minister, Sonja Natasha Brown, Director of Community Affairs/Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney, Dekalb County District Attorney's Office, discusses the rise in family violence and shares resources for families.
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Dr. Tiffany Pogue shares the history of Memorial Day and its connections to traditional African cultural and spiritual practices.
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Dr. Tony McNeill, professor of music at Clinton College and veteran church Worship and Arts Director, discusses the role of worship leaders and the future of music ministry in the church.
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Brooke Peak, Marketing Director for Columbus-based law firm, Butler, Wooten & Peak discusses a program that provides meals to essential health-care workers.
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