A hilarious collection of stories about growing up as preacher's kids! The authors prove that a good sense of humor helps put everything in better perspective-including that wonderful institution called the Church. Fun cover, clever illustrations-and a theme that almost everyone in our society can relate to at some level-makes this a great impulse purchase! You will laugh until you cry as you read this "tell-all" about growing up in the church from two guys who witnessed it all from the very front row. Stories that will have you rolling in the aisles include: "Special Music: What to Do When It's Not So Special" "The Day Our Dog 'King' Got Saved" "The Church Softball League: Pansies Need Not Apply" "The Night Chad Got on Fire for the Lord."

The Hafer boys have seen it all. They know that, on any given Sunday, going to church might be uplifting, surprising, boring, peaceful or a million other things, but it can also be downright hilarious. In Snickers from the Pew, these two sons-of-a-preacher share side-splitting stories as true as they are ridiculous. Laugh along with Todd and Jeff Hafer as they recount their tales of funny folk and entertaining events as viewed from the front pew.

Couldn’t we all use a good laugh? Whether you’re running full-speed-ahead or disappointed that it’s Monday (again), you’ll find joy in these pages where women—and a few men—share their hilarious stories and insights on daily life. Pets, potlucks, husbands, hot flashes, typos, tykes...This world can be a funny place, and these stories are bound to prove it. Read a chapter to brighten your morning, or catch a few words to make you smile before bed. There’s never a bad time for a good laugh, and Laugh Out Loud is. .

This high octane book will leave you as passionate about praying for your pastor as NASCAR fans are when their favorite driver pulls into the winner’s circle.

Chronicling the real-life adventures and misadventures of two preacher's kids, these brothers never fail to see the funny side of life.

Extraordinary independent scholar of comparative religion and mythology Walker examines a time when the Goddess and her consort/son ruled supreme and forward into the era when the patriarchy usurped Her worship.

Griffin Smith drives from the west coast back home to Kansas with Amanda, the girl he has had a longtime crush on, and over the course of the trip he must confront deep personal wounds, his hidden feelings for Amanda, and his fractured family.