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Now broadcasting from the underground command post deep in the bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere

under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building. We've once again made contact with our leader,

Mike. Love them.

Welcome, it is the Markovinshob and Ferguson filling in for the great one, Markovin.

He will be back with you on Tuesday. So are you ready to go back to church?

Or do churches need to be shut down? There are a lot of pastors that are now joining together

in different networks trying to help one another. Brian Gibson is the founding pastor of his church,

and he is now urging religious leaders to hold services. And now the left has gone after him and

attacked him, saying, just because God, you say, is on your team, doesn't mean that you should get

a right to open back up. Well, now pastors are coming together, urging a nationwide reopen

of preach at their churches. And after what has happened in Chicago, with what people are calling

thuggery, churches are coming to the aid of churches there that have been shut down by Chicago,

because they had their services. They've been fine $500 for holding their services last week.

Now Brian Gibson, pastor of his church, a mega church for locations in Kentucky and Texas,

is now going to go to one of the three churches that was fined by the city and the governor

for it with his statewide at home order, according to Chicago Police Department.

Now this movement, peaceably gather, has thousands of churches on board.

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