Bøger af Nick Angelis

A children's story sporadically illustrated with dank memes. Learn what happens when perseverance and corporate carelessness converge on a bridge in Pensacola with a free range, grass fed barge and Hurricane Sally.

With 60,000 words of Murder Mysteries, Easter Cantatas, Sketches, and Monologues, there's something for everyone! Plays are separated by number of actors required and by appropriateness for school, youth group, or community theater. Along the way, I'll teach you how to write your own works while inviting you to plagiarize mine like a church running unauthorized productions of multi-ethnic founding father musicals. You know when you go to the effort of upgrading your phone and nothing happens? That's how you'll feel if you buy both this and "Christian Skits & Such." Finally, this book quarantined for 7 days and remains free of COVID and book bans.

More salty than the Dead SeaThe Salty Cee is an online Christian News Satire website that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This volume contains more than 40 of their best-loved articles that poke fun at Christian culture and celebrities, including:Move of God turns out to be indigestionJoel Osteen’s Freshly Polished Teeth Glow Mistaken for Shekinah GloryK-Love Extends Playlist Rotation to Ten Songs!New Church Encourages Vaping to Mimic Glory CloudSt Paul's gardening accident leads to thorn in the fleshSeventh Day Adventist Chick-Fil-A Franchise: Sunday Hours OfferedIn addition, they’ve added biblical personal ads, predestin-o-scopes for Calvinists, gossip prayer requests, Christian puzzles and much less!By the law of averages, you’re sure to find something that eventually makes you laugh.The Salty Cee; where even the worst satire floatsThe Salty Cee was started by John Spencer together with a bunch of other Christian Anon Twitter users who got bored of the Babylon Bee ignoring our submissions and thought, “why should they have all the fun?”However, we soon discovered that calling ourselves the Babylon Cee got their attention, well their lawyer’s attention to be precise, in a rather unwanted way. This was probably the most excitement in Christendom over one letter since the First Council of Nicaea in 325.A quick name change and we were back, saltier than ever and trying to bring a little cheer to our corner of the interweb thingy.