Religious News for Tuesday November 30, 2010

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Osteen expected to fill Miami arena MIAMI (UPI) -- Despite soaring ticket prices at brokers, a crowd surpassing 10,000 was expected to turn out for televangelist Joel Osteen in Miami, officials said. Osteen -- pastor of the country's biggest cathedral, the 43,000-member Lakewood Church in Houston -- will speak at AmericanAirlines Arena Friday. A multimillionaire, Osteen has written 19 books and preaches what is called the prosperity gospel. His book, "Your Best Life Now: 7 Steps to Living at Your Full ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print True love will cost more this Christmas PITTSBURGH (UPI) -- Calling birds, gold rings and maids-a-milking will cost 9.2 percent more this year than last. PNC Wealth Management released its annual tally of the "Twelve Days of Christmas" gifts Monday. The tab for the whole Christmas Price Index is $23,439 in 2010, $1,974 more than last year's. "This year's jump in the PNC CPI can be attributed to rising gold commodity prices, represented by the Five Gold Rings, which went up by 30 percent, in addition to... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Patient fights hospital for right to die MILWAUKEE (UPI) -- A 27-year-old Illinois man, paralyzed since the age of 3, says he wants to die and is fighting to be taken off the ventilator that keeps him alive. Dan Crews of Antioch, Ill., who was injured in a car accident at age 3 and can move only his head, is battling the hospital in charge of his care for the right to end his life, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Crews is physically incapable of ending his life. "I feel like I'm the only person... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print Advertisement Free Rachael Ray 14-Piece Cookware Set 100 Recipes for Diabetics - No More Boring Meals! Click & download yours. Five children found hidden in Pa. home YORK, Pa. (UPI) -- Five children hidden from the world in a single room by their parents have been taken away by Pennsylvania authorities. Three girls and two boys between the ages of 2 and 13 were found in a boarded-up house in York, Pa., after an anonymous tip, Deb Chronister of the state Office of Children, Youth and Families told WJZ-TV, Baltimore. The children were forced to live in a single bedroom without utilities, she said. Neighbors thought the house was vacant. ... Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print   Advertisement DeClutter FAST! How To Get Your Home In Order Almost Immediately * Does your clutter keep you from having company? * Do unannounced guests get turned away? Not anymore... Click here to bring order to your home!   More Headlines • Pardon blocked in Pakistan blasphemy case • U.K. radical Muslims cancel conference • Oregon mosque fire probed as hate crime • McCarthy set for 'Rockin' Eve' broadcast • Accused AIM killer going to trial     More News From ArcaMax Current News Entertainment News Business News Sports Political News Weird News Religious News Lifestyles

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