Even The Angels Must Laugh Again
$11.99
“WARNING! Do not read this book in church! Trying not to laugh out loud when reading these stories may result in ruptured internal organs!
Have you ever been in church and witnessed something so funny you almost suffocated trying to contain yourself? And because it happened in church, where the tone is typically solemn and worshipful, it was all the more comical.
This hilarious book is back in print! Jan Doward has added more stories that will really crack you up! Baptisms that boggle the mind, church bloopers that almost bring down the house, evangelism beyond belief–each chapter is filled with the joy of worshiping with human beings.
Story by story, this collection of humor will remind you of the joy of being a Christian and the wonder of a God who created laughter.”
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780816314089
Jan Doward
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 1998
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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