The Office gets a church makeover in this hilarious parody take on the show. The sitcom is intended to look like a documentary in which the lives of office workers at a failing paper company is one of the most beloved shows of all time. Check out this hilarious reinvention of The Office, which gives viewers a look at the goings-on at a church.

Since it went off the air, The Office has exploded in popularity. Due to streaming and the endless number of reruns on television, more people have discovered and fallen in love with the show and its characters. With its odd but lovable characters and quick, snappy, and witty writing, it’s clear to see why that is the case. 

Of course, there is the will they or won’t they love story between Pam and Jim, but the show is so much more than those two central characters. The main character, Michael, constantly devises hair-brained, off-the-wall schemes to annoy his equally odd and eccentric employees. Every employee at the Scranton branch of Dunder Mifflin is unique and memorable. The show is laugh-out-loud hilarious, keeping you laughing from beginning to end of every episode.

It's been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If that’s the case, the beloved sitcom has just received a ton of praise from one church in Arizona, Christ Greenfield Church. The church filmed and uploaded their version of The Office. But instead of employees at an office where paper is sold, it’s a look at the odd collection of people who work at a church.

Those who are fans of The Office will find much to appreciate in the church’s take on the show. Nearly every aspect of their take is reminiscent of the sitcom – the opening sequence, the theme song, how the show is shot and even the characters’ names.

This short, laugh-out-loud clip will have you doubled over, gasping for hair. Again, those who are into The Office and even those who are not will find themselves uncontrollably laughing at the employees’ antics and jokes.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”