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Norfolk Pastors Co-Produce Video Urging COVID Testing - The New Journal and Guide

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By Leonard E. Colvin

Chief Reporter

New Journal and Guide

      Five months after the COVID-19 invaded the nation, African American and Hispanic communities have the highest rates of infections, hospitalization, and deaths.

    After experiencing low infection and hospitalization rates, Hampton Roads is seeing an upsurge in both, with Norfolk experiencing the highest.

In a  mid-March edition of the GUIDE, Rev. Keith Jones, President of the Tidewater Metro Baptist Ministers Conference (TMBMC), expressed concerns about

the  lack of testing sites in Norfolk’s St.

Continue reading Norfolk Pastors Co-Produce Video Urging COVID Testing at The New Journal and Guide.

Source: The New Journal and Guide

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