Serving in Riverside county and
all of southern California

Gospel magic program grabs their attention and holds their interest - for Riverside county and all southern California 

 Before you can teach anybody anything, you have to get their attention. Then you have to hold their interest. People retain more of what they see than what they hear. And, of course, they learn more when it’s fun and easy than when it’s not.

     Thom Bliss & Pam, Southern California’s Family Entertainers, get the kids’ and the adults’ attention. 

     The audience watches and listens carefully, because you never know what Thom or Pam will do or say next. 

     And while the audience is being amazed, amused, and thoroughly entertained, they are also learning about God’s love for all of us. Because Thom & Pam use their magic tricks, clean comedy, and even the balloon sculpture to illustrate Gospel messages.

     This program is suitable for all age groups. Your church, school, youth or adult fellowship group will enjoying seeing what they do and hearing what they say. 

     Don’t let your group miss the magic.  Don’t let them miss the fun. Don’t let them miss this opportunity for spiritual growth. Call today while choice dates are still available.  714-539-4259.

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What other have said 
about The Good News 
MagiComedy Program

"A fantastic Christian evangelistic 'magic' show ..." -– Rev. Bill Secor, Homeless Christian Fellowship Santa Ana, California

"The kindest, gentlest, funniest way to be introduced into the love of God! .... [Thom Bliss] gives you lots of excellent illustrations of the good news of God’s love ... using everyday objects in thoughtful ways.... You can be sure that children (of ALL ages) will not easily forget the truths he illustrates." -- Rev. Judy Secor, Golden West Area Vineyard Christian Fellowship, Huntington Beach, California

"Entertaining and at the same time brings the gospel alive for young and old.... Rather than just saying the words over again, you ... dramatize scripture to drive the point and the hope home." –- Rev. Mark Goodman-Morris