Real Life, Real Faith – Cheryl Lacey Donovan

Gratitude turns all that we have into absolutely enough. In this season of Thanksgiving, it’s important to remember all of the things in life we should be thankful for. In this special presentation of “Real Life, Real Faith with Cheryl Lacey Donovan” Cheryl and her guest discuss the importance of being thankful not for our circumstances, but in our circumstances, … Read more about this episode...

In this episode of “Real Life, Real Faith with Cheryl Lacey Donovan,” Cheryl speaks, at length, with two substance abuse survivors, Esther Renee Wright and Beverly Johnson about the perils of drug addiction. Cheryl and her guests discuss how to be delivered from drug addiction, how to overcome personal demons to lead to a more fulfilling life by standing on … Read more about this episode...

October is domestic violence awareness month and on this episode of “Real Life, Real Faith with Cheryl Lacey Donovan,” Cheryl tackles the issue of domestic violence in the church,  a taboo subject that is often swept under the rug. Cheryl’s guests include women who have suffered abuse in the church in addition to women who aim to help victims. Cheryl … Read more about this episode...

The conclusion of the state of Black Men in America features a lively and provocative discussion with Dr. Frederick Haynes and Author Zach Tate. Cheryl Lacey Donovan and the two brilliant gentlemen dissect and discuss socially-relevant issues pertaining to black men in America including the shooting of unarmed teen Mike Brown, Trayvon Martin and the roles of black leadership within … Read more about this episode...

Amid the unrest following the fatal shooting of unarmed teen Mike Brown, Cheryl Lacey Donovan explores the dynamics involved with being a black man in America with a powerful panel including National Best Selling Author Zach Tate, Community Activist Leroy McKenzie, Jr., Author and Educator KL Belvin, Pastor Robert J. Green, Author, Mentor and Motivational Speaker Brian Ganges and an … Read more about this episode...

Suicide, Depression, Heaven and Hell. Severe Depression and mental health issues are often seen as taboo, particularly in the African American community. What Happens to Christians Who Commit Suicide? Do They Go To Heaven or Hell? In light of the recent tragic suicide of beloved actor and comedian, Robin Williams, Cheryl Lacey Donovan addresses these topics head-on with a dynamic … Read more about this episode...