Six pastors from the WCIC community offer encouragement to help families and individuals during the coronavirus outbreak, a time causing stress and worry for many people.

Dr. Christopher McDowell, an Emergency Medicine Physician for SIU School of Medicine and Memorial Health System in Springfield explains what coronavirus is, how we can keep it from spreading, and provides practical tips for you and your family.

Mary Lanham, Interim Village President of the Village of Sheffield gives an update on business and commerce in the village, plus an overview of activities and amenities in the community.

Joannie DeBrito, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, talks about how the community as a whole can be part of the solution for people who may not feel there is any hope left in living.

Arkasia Cox with the Association of Peoria Area Christian Home Educators talks about resources they provide to parents who homeschool their children and offers encouragement to homeschool parents.

Jada Hoerr, Development & Relations Director for Midwest Food Bank talks about her organization’s mission to fight hunger in Illinois, the United States and throughout the world. She describes how rewarding it is to serve others and what the organization hopes to accomplish in the future.

Dr. Brian Adams, Author and Pastor, tells his story of how God changed him from a drug dealer into a minister. He talks about the power of forgiveness and how it can be a game changer in life.

Michael Austin from Christian History Magazine describes the role friendships had in spreading Christianity and the role spiritual friendships continue to have today.

Daryl Carlson, Manager of Education & Community Volunteers for the Alzheimer's Association Illinois Chapter - Peoria Office provides tips for preventing wintertime accidents for loved ones with Alzheimer’s. He shares about how his agency works on behalf of family members of those with Alzheimer’s.

Rachel Chaffer with Bethel Lutheran Church in Morton describes a prom event designed to make teens with special needs feel included and loved.