In a church on Christmas Eve, an old man volunteered to read the Christmas story. But he misread a line and said 'And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon the pizza makers...' instead of 'the shepherds'. Everyone burst out laughing, and it became a much - loved memory in that church community. It shows that even in a religious context, little slip - ups can create a funny and warm moment during Christmas.
There was a small village where the church was preparing for Christmas. The pastor asked a young girl to help decorate the nativity scene. She accidentally put the shepherd's staff in the baby Jesus' hand instead of Mary's. When they noticed, they all had a good laugh and then fixed it. It was a reminder that even in the preparations for the holy season, small mistakes can bring joy.
One story is about a little boy in Sunday school. When asked what the three wise men brought, he said 'Gold, Frankenstein, and Myrrh'. His innocent mishearing made everyone laugh.
At a Christmas Eve service, the priest was trying to explain the concept of the three wise men. A little girl raised her hand and said 'If they were so wise, why didn't they book a hotel in advance?' Everyone in the church chuckled.
One funny Christian short story is about a little boy in Sunday school. The teacher was talking about Noah's Ark and asked if anyone could name two of every animal. The little boy raised his hand and said, 'Two lions and two tigers.' Then he added, 'But Noah didn't have to go to the zoo. God brought the animals to him.'
Sure. One story is about a little boy in Sunday school. When the teacher asked who created the world, he quickly said, 'God did it in six days and then He took a nap on the seventh!' It shows a child's innocent view of the creation story.
There was a small church where the choir was a bit out of tune. One day, during a special service, they were singing a hymn. A little bird flew in through an open window and started singing along. The bird's song was so beautiful and on - key that it made everyone in the church chuckle, and from then on, they joked that they needed to recruit the bird into their choir.
Sure. There was a pastor who was always misplacing his glasses. One Sunday during the sermon, he couldn't find them again. He said, 'Lord, help me find my glasses.' And just then, he realized he was wearing them on his head all along. Everyone had a good laugh.
Here's a story: a group of church choir children decided to put on a nativity play but all the animals in the play started making the wrong noises at the wrong times. It was chaos but also very funny. A poem: 'Christmas bells ring, for the new born King. Jesus came to save, our souls to engrave. In the Christian lore, this is what we adore. A holy Christmas, forevermore.'
There was a pastor who decided to do a live nativity scene. He asked a parishioner to play the donkey. During the performance, the 'donkey' got a bit too into character and started chasing the shepherds around. Everyone watching couldn't stop giggling. It was a chaotic but very humorous take on the Christmas story.
Here's one. A priest was driving and got pulled over for speeding. The police officer asked, 'Father, were you in a rush?' The priest said, 'Sorry, son. I was daydreaming about my sermon.' The officer just laughed and let him go with a warning.
Here is a short story. A priest was walking by a construction site and saw a man working hard. The priest said, 'My son, you should take a break and remember God is watching over you.' The man replied, 'I'm the foreman. I don't need God to watch over me, I'm in charge here.' Later, a brick fell and almost hit the man. He quickly said, 'Father, I think I need God to watch over me after all!'