Laughter as a Place of Belonging

Laughter as a Place of Belonging is a unique mix of humor, storytelling, and spiritual reflection — a theatrical experience that’s unlike anything your congregation or community has seen.

The show includes:
A first century seller of corn dogs discovers a miraculous end to his financial enterprise
A man explaining the his ‘special relationship’ with God using a pair of ill-fitting shorts
Drama, romance, and discovery–in a bag of chips
A silent retreat that leads to an unexpected encounter with love
A cure for toothache, itching sores, scabs, bad vision, poison from snakes, scorpions, stomach ache all in a mustard seed

Each story invites the audience to reflect on faith, doubt, connection, and the unexpected ways we encounter grace — all through laughter.

Ted’s warmth and performance style creates space for people to laugh hard and listen deeply. And that’s why audiences leave saying:

“I didn’t know I needed that.”
“I laughed until I cried. Then I just cried.”
“That was healing.”