Conway Twitty
In the early 1970s, a young man graduated from Seminary and was sent to a small Southern town to be their minister.
This young man looked almost exactly like country singer Conway Twitty. After settling in at his house, he decided to introduce himself to some members of his congregation.
The first stop was an elderly couple. He knocked on the door, the woman answered and yelled "Conway Twitty! Pa, come quick, Conway Twitty's come to visit!"
The minister says "No ma'am, I'm the new Methodist minister, and I'm introducing myself to my parishioners." They talk for a while and he goes to the next house on his list.
Once there, he knocks on the door, a middle-aged woman answers, and again, "Conway Twitty! Oh my, I'm such a big fan of your music!"
Again, the minister has to tell her "No ma'am, I'm the new Methodist minister, and I'm introducing myself to my parishioners." They talk for a while and he leaves.
His visitations aren't going at all according to plan, so he decides to stop after one more house. When he arrives, he knocks on the door, but there's no answer.
He waits a minute and knocks again, then hears someone running toward the door. It opens to reveal a beautiful redhead, still dripping wet from the shower, wearing nothing but a towel clutched in one hand. Her eyes widen and she lifts both hands to the sky, dropping the towel. "Conway Twitty!"
The minister pauses, then says "Hello, darlin'."