Since our church's administrative assistant does not read this blog, I'm going to blog about a hum-dinger of a blooper from this morning. And ultimately, I share the blame for it making it to print, since in the pastor's vacation absence, I was the official bulletin-proofer.
We print our hymn texts in our bulletins. Today's final hymn was "Nothing But the Blood." Leading verse 3 in the bulletin was this gem:
"Nothing can for gin atone . . ."
Well, that IS true . . .
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ah, spousy and I enjoyed that one! whew. Good one.
paisley
Little can for gin atone except to sleep it off!!!!!
Great blooper, what fun!
I once had a blooper in a printed prayer in a bulletin that read: "God of the propjets" instead of 'prophets'!!!!
HaHaHa...
HAHAHAHA re: "Propjets"!
I saw first-hand the result when a church secretary took a sermon title over the phone and didn't get it adequately proofed, referring to "Profits" instead of "Prophets."
Made me giggle, thinking of the horrible spoof on Gibran called "The Profit."
Heh heh heh...
Propjets! :-D
Still laughing at these. How ARE you Psalmist?
Paisley
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