Christian Radio Host Frank Pastore Predicted His Death

Frank Pastore, host of “The Frank Pastore show” died on Monday from a tragic motorcycle accident in Los Angeles, America.

The radio personality of Christian radio channel KKLA, was hit by a car whilst riding his bike on the 210 Freeway in November 2012.

Frank Pastore pictured on his beloved motorcycle (photo credit: Facebook)

Earlier on that day, Pastore, only 55 had told listeners of his show that he rode a motorcycle, and at any moment “could be spread all over the 210.”

The deceased was struck en route his Alhambra home from the KKLA Glendale studios when the fateful accident happened.

Together, we pray that Mr Pastore is in a better place. Rest in perfect peace.

Vicars Raise £1,000 For Water Diet

A pair of Anglican vicars from Stockton on Tees have raised over £1,000 after going on a water diet.

Reverend Dan Pierce and Reverend Jan Bell who are both vicars at St John the
Baptist and St James church decided to abstain from drinking anything but water for five weeks.

This was in a bid to raise money for deprived communities who are not able to even get one glass.

This good act has received massive support, Rev Pierce told Christian Today. “We are already considering repeating the exercise next year.”

Controversial Poster Outside New Zealand Church

This controversial poster hangs outside St Matthew-in-the-City Anglican Church (Photo credit: www.stmatthews.org.nz )

 

Outside religious buildings we expect to see posters, banners with verses from the Bible or just even encouraging words.

Displayed outside St Matthew-in-the-City Anglican church in Auckland, New Zealand however, many people were shocked to see a billboard which read: “IT’S CHRISTMAS. TIME FOR JESUS TO COME OUT.”

At first glance you may have thought it was referring to Baby Jesus being born to Mary and Joseph (like the Bible story tells us), but after noticing the rainbow circling the hypothetical baby in this picture, largely associated with the gay community, you would begin to realise otherwise.

According to the church’s website, the billboard was erected for debate.  St Matthews clergymen Rev Glynn Cardy and Rev Clay Nelson say, “This year we invited discussion and debate on the sexual orientation of Jesus.”

The church describes itself as “not quite like any other,” has understandably received a lot of criticism from locals- Christian and non Christian because of this controversial poster.

Verse For Today 18.12.12

Psalms 27:4: Delight yourself also in the Lord, and He shall give you the desires of your heart. (NKJV)