Kimberly Jenkins, a critical care nurse at Banner Health Center in Phoenix, Arizona, knows she could be out of a job soon—unless she complies with her employer’s COVID-19 vaccine program by Nov 1. That’s just not going to happen, said Jenkins, who is pinning her hopes on a religious exemption to the shot. “If it’s denied, I won’t be working for Banner any more,” she told The Epoch Times. Dressed in hospital scrubs, Jenkins and several other nurses in hospital garb stood outside Arizona’s Senate Building on Sept. 24 to protest against the mandatory vaccines. “I don’t care how I get a paycheck [but] I have to take a step back for my own mental health,” said Jenkins, holding a sign with a drawing of the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, which causes COVID-19. “It Appears To Be Mutating Into A Dictatorship,” the sign’s caption read. Across the street from …