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Instant Ad-Libbing: How To Make Spontaneous and Funny Comments |
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This short e-handbook will teach you how to use the query method for making funny comments and ad-libs during your sermons and services.
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The Senses of Humor - How To Be Funny |
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Too many people don’t understand the make-up of their sense of humor. People will call it the sixth sense, but they can’t define it well. This ehandbook will explain the perceptions and intuitions of humor. It will show you how to use point-of-view when using humor. $1.99, 12 Pages Adobe Acrobat Reader required: Get it here free |
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Using The Pun In The Pulpit |
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About half of all humor is made with the help of the pun. The English language has so many ambiguous words that it is perfect for its use. However, the pun has been given a bad name mainly because of amateur use. It is good to note that great writers have used the pun in their works. William Shakespeare was a master of the pun. This ehandbook will show you what puns to use and what ones you shouldn’t use. It will look into the structure of puns and how to create them. $1.99, 10 Pages Adobe Acrobat Reader required: Get it here free |
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How Ministers Remember Anecdotes And Deliver Them Flawlessly |
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It’s not that we can’t memorize anecdotes; it’s that we just don’t have the time. If we were in a theater play, even despite having many lines to learn, we would learn them mainly because we would be given time to remember them. Ministers just don’t have much free time; we always attending another meeting, counseling a soon-to-be married couple or visiting shut-ins. When it comes to memorizing anecdotes, it is difficult to find the time. This short ehandbook should change this by teaching you how to memorize efficiently and give you visual story maps that will help you in your delivery. You have heard of secretaries taking notes using shorthand. Well, this ehandbook will teach you how to shortread. $1.99, 12 Pages Adobe Acrobat Reader required: Get it here free |
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Being A Quick Wit: Planned Ad-Libs |
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One of the best ways to be a quick wit is to have some ad-libs memorized. This ehandbook has numerous funny ad-libs that you can use. Although they are planned adlibs, it will look as if you are ad-libbing them spontaneously. It will look as if you have a quick wit. Read a few pages each night and eventually you will have a lot of ad-libs that you can use during your church service.
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Lectionary Passages for November 23rd 2008
[Year A]
Proper 29(34)
Sundays after Pentecost
Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24
Psalm 100
Matthew 25:31-46
Ephesians 1:15-23
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