Sunday, March 1, 2020 by Rafael Sierra

Young Adults Fighting Loneliness Need Face-To-Face Friends

College students

Loneliness

Facetoface

Health & Safety

An alarming number of college students report thoughts of suicide, as cellphones, social media and pressures of school or sports distract many from enjoying basic human connection. Concerned adults are teaching them how to live face-to-face. K-LOVE's Rafael Sierra talks with Greg Jao, Sr. Asst to the President of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

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