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ISBN-10: 1-85424-549-X
ISBN-13: 9781854245496
Publisher: Kregel Publications
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Year: September 30, 2002
Size: 13.06 x 13.46 x 1.09cm
Number of pages: 128
Weight: 95gr
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1-85424-549-X
ISBN-13: 9781854245496
Publisher: Kregel Publications
Country:
Year: September 30, 2002
Size: 13.06 x 13.46 x 1.09cm
Number of pages: 128
Weight: 95gr
Binding: Paperback
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Here's some humorous help for those Sunday mornings when the boundless and amazing love of God is held captive by the dull done of a pastor who's having an off day … or has forgotten the real message. If you find yourself longing to be washing the dog or unstopping a drain, you need these 101 adrenaline-pumping exercises to stop boredom from taking over the universe-or at least your pew.
Here's some humorous help for those Sunday mornings when the boundless and amazing love of God is held captive by the dull done of a pastor who's having an off day … or has forgotten the real message. If you find yourself longing to be washing the dog or unstopping a drain, you need these 101 adrenaline-pumping exercises to stop boredom from taking over the universe-or at least your pew.
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Good for a chuckle 
I first came across this book in the early '90s while serving as a pastor in North Dakota. At that time, it was released by the (Wittenburg) Door crowd (for those of you who have never heard of it, they're still in business as a religious satire magazine and you can check them out at http://www.wittenburgdoor.com/home.html – but I haven't subscribed for years, now and can't say anything up or down on that). The cartoons don't quite have staying power and some of them are getting a bit dated. They aren't ROFL funny, either, but they're all worth a chuckle. If you've got an imagination that can pair up some of these with your more staid church members, you might even laugh out loud once or twice. I frequently give it to young people who decide to join the church (with instructions to only use these ideas when somebody else is preaching).
I first came across this book in the early '90s while serving as a pastor in North Dakota. At that time, it was released by the (Wittenburg) Door crowd (for those of you who have never heard of it, they're still in business as a religious satire magazine and you can check them out at http://www.wittenburgdoor.com/home.html – but I haven't subscribed for years, now and can't say anything up or down on that). The cartoons don't quite have staying power and some of them are getting a bit dated. They aren't ROFL funny, either, but they're all worth a chuckle. If you've got an imagination that can pair up some of these with your more staid church members, you might even laugh out loud once or twice. I frequently give it to young people who decide to join the church (with instructions to only use these ideas when somebody else is preaching).
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Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company; 2001
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