Georgia pastor speaks out after President Trump’s decision to reopen churches

Georgia pastor speaks out after President Trump’s decision to reopen churches

An Atlanta pastor speaks out after President Trump’s announcement to reopen churches nationwide.

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An atlanta pastor speaks out after president trump's announcement to reopen churches nationwide.

Pastor raphel warnock of ebenezer baptist church in atlanta, says we need leadership at the federal and local level.

He says now is not a good time to open sanctuaries.

Warnock thinks people of faith are exercising their faith by staying home.

He says it's not out of fear, but out of love.

The reverend says with the passing of memorial day, he would like for people to make a sacrifice for the safety of others.

"i consider we lost 100,000 americans to this virus more than we lost in the vietnam, afghanistan, iraq, gulf wars.

If our service men and women sacrifice their lives for freedom can we not give up a c1 3 b13 little bit of