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'It helps with reception.'

"Hue More Church Candlelight mass 7:00pm - 8:00pm"

"Whose idea was it to start with the Hallelujah chorus?"

'Can we sit in the balcony today? Huh? Can we?'

"...and I, Pastor Smith...preaching to you now from this pulpit, speak to you from experience about the 'strong-willed' child...BELIEVE me!"

That feeling when you know the preacher is talking directly to you.

"Can the folks in the nose-bleed section hear me alright?!"

"Life is very fragile so we should handle it with 'prayer'."

How's my sermon. . .

"It would be great if you could turn the smoke machine down a little during worship..."

"Remember that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of Heaven

"Pastor Bob is the leader of the flock, son, not the herd."

"That was a long three hours! I didn't know you had an extended service plan."

"Dearly beloved, and others..."

Next Sunday - Rap Mass! 'I thought we reached the limit when we had that jazz mass.'

Applause

Male On Sunday

Regular Sermons - Fire & Brimstone Sermons

"You must forgive me, I seem to have misplaced my spectacles... Does the best man have the ring?"

Church: Open Sundays

When the traditional and contemporary services overlap.

How's my Sermon . . .

'Our worship space is quite large, Roger, but sanctuary committee will do nicely.'

"Look, don't 'Amen' me, and I won't 'Amen' you."

"We're testing a new virtual reality praise & worship system for the satellite campus."

'Are you putting on your Sunday Best, Felix?'

'I'd like to attract them with dynamic preaching, but I'm not above luring them with sugar.'

"I'm afraid the diagnosis isn't good."

"A real old fashioned fire and brimstone message today Preacher."

The worship singer suspects someone doesn't appreciate his talent after finding his mic muted for the 3rd time.

"The wages of sin are ... pretty damn attractive."

Come To Church Today and Beat the Christmas Rush.

Churchwarden Talking to Rector

"The time has come to reflect and ask ourselves... 'what would Jesus tweet?'"