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Okay, Meghan already knows this joke so this is really to share with the rest of you. Enjoy
There are three pastors a Methodist pastor, a Baptist Pastor and a Pentecostal pastor and they are all friends. Every Sunday after church the Baptist pastor and the Pentecostal pastor go fishing. One day the Baptist pastor comments, "I'm thinking of inviting our friend the Methodist pastor to come fishing with us next Sunday." The Pentecostal pastor agreed that it was a good idea. So the following Sunday all three pastors are sitting in the boat fishing. They are enjoying the warm sun and gentle breeze but after awhile of fishing the Pentecostal pastor starts to feel the urge to urinate. He announces, "Oh, excuse me gentlemen, but nature is calling me" He puts down his pole, stands up in the boat, climbs out of the boat and walks on the water to the shore. The Pentecostal pastor finishes his business and again walks across the water and climbs back into the boat and starts fisihing. The Methodist pastor is absolutely stunned! He's never seen anything like this in his life, but he notices that the Baptist pastor does not seem amazed so he keeps his feelings to himself.
After about another hour of fishing, the Baptist pastor starts to feel the urge to go. He says, "excuse me gentlemen, but I've got to go" He puts down his pole, stands up and climbs out of the boat and he too walks right across the water to shore. After he finishes his business he walks back across the water and climbs back into the boat and starts fishing again. The Methodist pastor is thunderstruck! Never in his life had he seen two such great men of faith.
After a while longer of fishing the Methodist pastor starts to feel the need to go. He was thinking to himself. "why shouldn't I be able to do it also? I'm a man of faith. I love the Lord and trust Him." The Methodist pastor boldly stands up and says, "Excuse me gentleman, but I've got to go!" He puts down his pole, climbs out of the boat and falls right into the water. The Pentecostal pastor looked at the Baptist pastor and asked, "Do you think we should have told him where the rocks are?"

There are three pastors a Methodist pastor, a Baptist Pastor and a Pentecostal pastor and they are all friends. Every Sunday after church the Baptist pastor and the Pentecostal pastor go fishing. One day the Baptist pastor comments, "I'm thinking of inviting our friend the Methodist pastor to come fishing with us next Sunday." The Pentecostal pastor agreed that it was a good idea. So the following Sunday all three pastors are sitting in the boat fishing. They are enjoying the warm sun and gentle breeze but after awhile of fishing the Pentecostal pastor starts to feel the urge to urinate. He announces, "Oh, excuse me gentlemen, but nature is calling me" He puts down his pole, stands up in the boat, climbs out of the boat and walks on the water to the shore. The Pentecostal pastor finishes his business and again walks across the water and climbs back into the boat and starts fisihing. The Methodist pastor is absolutely stunned! He's never seen anything like this in his life, but he notices that the Baptist pastor does not seem amazed so he keeps his feelings to himself.
After about another hour of fishing, the Baptist pastor starts to feel the urge to go. He says, "excuse me gentlemen, but I've got to go" He puts down his pole, stands up and climbs out of the boat and he too walks right across the water to shore. After he finishes his business he walks back across the water and climbs back into the boat and starts fishing again. The Methodist pastor is thunderstruck! Never in his life had he seen two such great men of faith.
After a while longer of fishing the Methodist pastor starts to feel the need to go. He was thinking to himself. "why shouldn't I be able to do it also? I'm a man of faith. I love the Lord and trust Him." The Methodist pastor boldly stands up and says, "Excuse me gentleman, but I've got to go!" He puts down his pole, climbs out of the boat and falls right into the water. The Pentecostal pastor looked at the Baptist pastor and asked, "Do you think we should have told him where the rocks are?"