I was sent this; not sure where it orginated:
“The first tornado to touch down in downtown Minneapolis in 90 years touched down at the intersection of the street where the Minneapolis Convention Center and Central Lutheran Church occupy opposite sides of the street. Good Soil, the gay lobby group was planning a dinner in some tents in the courtyard area this evening and a worship service at Central Lutheran this evening. The tornado leveled the tents, tables and chairs and some cooking equipment being used for the Good Soil gathering. It tore mature trees out of the soil. And most strikingly, it ripped the cross from the top of Central Lutheran Church and left it hanging by a thread. I’ve attached some pictures I took with the camera in my phone. The Good Soil people are saying that “Some crazies will be saying that God had something to do with all of this.” They are certain it is all just a coincidence. I am thankful nobody was hurt. But given the fact that the storm struck at 2:01 pm, one minute after the debate on the social statement began, I’m not so sure. By the way, the social statement was adopted by a 66.67% to 33.2% majority late this afternoon. All requests for a recount were denied.”
Coming from a Presbyterian background, I agree with the premise of R.C.Sproul’s book “Not a Chance!”. There are no coincidences.
The head of the local Anglican church in York, England disputed the virgin birth in the early 1990’s. I personally benefited since when I visited the church the following year, the rose window was on display at ground level. It normally resides just below the roof line where only God can see it up close. Right after the Bishop’s pronouncement the church was struck by lightening. Supposedly the Bishop recanted. Meanwhile, the rose window was placed briefly at ground level for repairs and display.