East Bay Faith Leaders Unite Against COVID-19 And Racism

OAKLAND, Calif., June 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Muslim, Jewish, and Christian faith leaders from congregations across the East Bay came together via Zoom in partnership with 360 Total Concept to produce a social media PSA entitled, "With Love", to reassure the faith communities that they will not be re-opening their churches, sanctuaries, temples, and  mosques at this time. Men and women of faith spoke in a unified voice, relaying the message that their first priority during this COVID-19 pandemic is protecting the lives of those in and around their worship communities.. During the "Shelter In Place" initiative, many of the faith leaders have utilized the online platforms to expand their ministries from beyond their worship centers' walls to throughout the Bay Area and around the world. Through the "With Love" social media campaign, these interfaith leaders are standing together for the safety and well-being of their communities during this world health crisis. All involved hope that each "like" to this social media campaign will lead to a life saved. The PSA's last line is "We will get through this together, with love" is the faith leaders' mantra of how we, as a nation, will survive this pandemic as well as overcoming racial injustices including the recent death of George Floyd while in police custody.

"I am honored, as a man of faith, to stand with the people of God to protect the lives of His people." - Minister Abdul Sabur Muhammad, Muhammad Mosque #26

"As long as we are healthy and safe, we can learn new ways to connect spiritually and communally. our most essential job right now, is to keep people healthy and safe."
- Rabbi Jacqueline Mates-Muchin, Temple Sinai

"At a time like this, it's important for our faith leaders to speak as one with love and hope for our community and our country." - Shonda Scott, CEO, 360 Total Concept

"With Love" PSA: https://youtu.be/3bRuiyA6qYc

SOURCE 360 Total Concept