A mini-series exploring the relationship that homeless shelters have with religion, and what different religious institutions believe about homelessness through research and interviews. Hosted by Abigail Moone, a sophomore at Hamilton College, and funded by the Levitt Public Affairs Center.

This first episode of the mini-series "Holy and Homeless" sets the stage by providing information on homelessness generally, as well as statistics, intersections with other social issues, and potential solutions.&nbsp;

This first episode of the mini-series "Holy and Homeless" sets the stage by providing information on homelessness generally, as well as statistics, intersections with other social issues, and potential solutions.&nbsp;

#1 : Homelessness, An Introduction

This episode includes interviews with local Rabbi Peter Schaktman and Imam Tom Facchine, as well information on Judaism, Islam, and their relationships to service, community, and homelessness.&nbsp;

This episode includes interviews with local Rabbi Peter Schaktman and Imam Tom Facchine, as well information on Judaism, Islam, and their relationships to service, community, and homelessness.&nbsp;

#3 : Those Without

This episode includes interviews with Utica's Emmaus House and Johnson Park Center shelters, as well as basic information on their religious associations.&nbsp;

This episode includes interviews with Utica's Emmaus House and Johnson Park Center shelters, as well as basic information on their religious associations.&nbsp;