Let's Laugh
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You like to laugh! You want to laugh! So Laugh!A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. (Pro 17:22) Laughing makes your heart happy. But laughing is more than something we like to do. We need to laugh.Laughing: • Brightens our perspective.• Improves our health. • Lightens our fear and depression.Let’s Laugh will release you to laugh and teach how to make others laugh as well.No matter whether your “audience” is a room full of executives, coworkers, or family around the kitchen table, you will learn how laughter will change any situation into one that makes people smile every time they remember you.Not just another “book of jokes,” Let’s Laugh is a collection of experiences and laugh lines from a teacher and presenter who has enjoyed bringing smiles to thousands of people of all ages and backgrounds.Laughter can neutralize hostility, create a greater understanding, generate camaraderie, and build a strong bond between you and any audience. This unusual book will change your perspective and help you to, well, laugh!!A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. (Pro 15:13)
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“If you want more of the same (humor about religion), start with these.”
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Between Heaven and Mirth: Why Joy, Humor, and Laughter Are at the Heart of the Spiritual Life
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The Lutheran Handbook II
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The Bad Catholic's Guide to Good Living: A Loving Look at the Lighter Side of Catholic Faith, with Recipes for Feast and Fun
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The Lutheran Handbook: A Field Guide to Church Stuff, Everyday Stuff, and the Bible
