Top Ten Reasons Churches Don’t Ask Clown Ministries to Return
- They force people to smile during the 8:00 a.m. service.
- It’s hard to say with dignity, “The sermon today will be given by Brother Umpa-Doody.”
- Whoopee cushions inevitably appear under the pew cushions.
- Sermons take a lot longer when they are in pantomime.
- Clowns wearing blue curly wigs might be confused with elderly women.
- Many denominations do not recognize seltzer water baptism.
- Dribble glasses might be used during the communion service.
- They have to pay janitors extra to get the silly string off the ceiling.
- The junior highers pop their balloons during the closing prayer.
- They realize they have enough clowns working there already.