Joe Richey has spent most of his life clowning around.... His unwillingness to express feeling of anger or hurt has made him the "good guy" who jokes about everything and laughs his way through life. Lois Johnson broke up with her rich boyfriend who wasn't a Christian. Now she's committed to serving the Lord through her new job, so she isn't looking for another man. But when Slow-Joe the Clown falls into her lap, Lois wonders if he might be the man God has in mind for her. Is Joe what Lois is looking for in a man? Or will his laughter and jesting be bad for their relationship? Will Joe be able to connect with his real feelings, or will he spend the rest of his life clowning around?