So a Comedian Walks Into a Church...Confessions of a Kneel-Down Stand-Up

The hilarious diary of Paul Kerensa’s unusual life church-hopping all over the country

• Shows how churches can be more diverse, and often tougher gigs, than the secular comedy circuits
• ‘Top comic, top writer, top bloke. Buy this book!’ – Lee Mack

Comedian Paul Kerensa is a church-hopper. Not because he can’t settle, but because his job sends him all over the country, every weekend. Every Friday and Saturday night he’s hurling jokes at audiences in different towns – it can be hen parties in Birmingham one weekend, a Cornish arts centre the next. His ritual has always been to find dirt-cheap Saturday night accommodation, and an enriching nearby church on Sunday morning. In his experience, the churches are more diverse – and more often than not tougher gigs – than the secular comedy circuit. So a Comedian Walks Into a Church … is the hilarious diary of Paul’s unusual life. Behind the gags, church-goers will learn some valuable lessons about how they present themselves to strangers.