Ready to laugh, let loose, and have fun with the whole family?
Enjoy a night of clean comedy with Comedian Nazareth — one of America’s top inspirational comedians — presented by Praise Him Ministries and Laughter for All. Featured on Comedy Central, ABC Family, CBS, NBC, and more, Nazareth will leave you laughing hard and inspired.
He’ll be joined by two special guests:
- Cizzle C brings 25+ years of comedy experience to the stage with electric, hilarious energy. His clean stand-up will have your whole family rolling with laughter in minutes.
- Michael Rayner combines hilarious juggling tricks and stunts with uproarious stand-up comedy — featured on America’s Got Talent, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Sesame Street, and more.
Register now for only $10 — and enjoy a night of side-splitting laughter for the whole family.
When: Friday, May 16. Doors open at 7:00 p.m., show starts at 7:30 p.m.
Who: Everyone is welcome, ages 3+
Where: Clifton Christian Church — 3241 F 1/4 Rd, Clifton, CO 81520
Cost: $10 for pre-registration
Any questions? Contact Praise Him Ministries at (970) 626-5243 for more information.
Friday, May 16th @ 7:30 PM
“THE SHOW HAD THE AUDIENCE CONVULSING.”
THE NEW YORK TIMES
“You filled my gut with laughter as you filled my heart with Jesus! What an awesome combination.”
– R. Grimm
“Nazareth, thank YOU for using your amazing gifts of humor, evangelism & heart for people – to bring the Comedy Crusade to San Diego. Thank you for blessing our city & changing lives! A rockin’, enjoyable, awesome evening out for all!!”Pastor Shawn Mitchel
Nazareth has toured the world with his own tour and shared the stage with many of the biggest artists in Mainstream and Christian music in the last 30 years, including: B.B.King, Chris Tomlin, For King & Country, Mercy Me, Michael W. Smith and countless more. He entertained Governors, senators, and thousands of Homeless people. Nazareth started as a mainstream club comic, today he is in high demand at Mega Church’s events, outreaches, and Conferences. The New York Times reports on one his tours: “The show had the audience convulsing.”