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Neil MacQueenWebmaster and Writer Supporting Member!

"Chuck Knows Church" ~a humorous video series on YouTube

Produced by the United Methodist Church. Also available for free DOWNLOAD at www.chuckknowschurch.com -- https://chuckknowschurch.com/archive?tid=All

A humorous collection of videos about the parts of worship and the sanctuary, practices and such featuring a comedian as the pastor. Some of the videos are NOT for kids (too boring) but others are. Many would work well for younger youth and teens, and Confirmation Classes.

You could either use them with your kids, or use Chuck's as an inspiration for making your own particular to your worship space and practice, or have your KIDS MAKE THEIR OWN thumb as part of a Video or Drama Workshop.

Some feel like they could be children's sermons, so you could use them as inspirations to liven up your OWN children's sermons.

Playlist on YouTube of all the Chuck Knows Church videos https://www.youtube.com/playli...0qN1o6-Iqk5_vvd3zqER

Here are three of the many videos available.

This next one starts a little slow (though the jokes are funny) but picks up and does a good job of explaining "sermons."

Love this second one. Robes are pretentious, IMHO. Glad they are on the way out. But the video shows you the sense of humor in the collection.

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