Becoming the oil and wine in today's society
When the family returned from Sunday morning service, the father criticized the sermon, the soloist, the organist, and just about everything else that happen in the church.
But the subject was quickly dropped when Junior piped up,
“But it was pretty good for a quarter, don’t you think, Dad?”
Joke taken from the book: The World’s Greatest Collection Of Church Jokes. Compiled and edited by Paul M. Miller
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