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Tom Crann

Mitch Albom on 'Have a Little Faith'

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Author Mitch Albom calls them two men of God.

One, a gentle Rabbi born during the first world war who led a suburban New Jersey Congregation. The other, an oversized, energetic African-American pastor of a ramshakle Detroit church.

When it comes to transgressions, Rabbi Albert Lewis' biggest seemed to be his mismatched clothes. The Rev. Henry Covington had a longer rap-sheet. He's a reformed drug dealer, and former inmate.

Albom intertwines the two men's lives in his newest book "Have a Little Faith." The columnist and author will be reading from the book Sunday Night at Temple Israel in Minneapolis and he joined Tom Crann to talk about his book.