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folks in alabama one out of two attend some bama type of church or religious wore service -- worship service and faith is clearly part of the of people of alabama. and getting back to worship as we have essential maintained our spiritual and health. like sole others who call on a so many others who call on a pastor or priest or rabbi i mine dr. jay wolf. getting back to the services with very much conce concern, however. discussing we were the effort to reopen alabama safely i asked jay if he would his network of friends across the state from all different denominations and the state,a and i share the lf to consensus of what many of our religious leaders from feeling t alabama are at this time. dr. wolf. wolf: thank you so much, governor ivey. we thank god for you and for the privilege of contributing to your decision-making process reopening houses of worship in alabama. ivey, we wantrnor to honor the lord, help and god's people and do what is right and responsible. a task force was asked to rovide for governor ivey helpful and common sense considerations for reopening across alabam

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