It's a miracle! God sends faithful 2,400 Kentucky Fried Chicken meals!

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Maybe the locals considered it Haraam food and they put it back?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

Maybe the locals considered it Haraam food and they put it back?

In the end, it was all gone.

The Lord giveth, and the Lord eateth away.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Maybe the locals considered it Haraam food and they put it back?

In the end, it was all gone.

The Lord giveth, and the Lord eateth away.

LOL...I was just reading up on KFC. I had no idea that company gives millions of dollars to Christian Evangelical Churches. Not sure if it's more than one though. I thought KFC was bought out by Pepsico back in the 80's?

[zqt3344 21]

See there, the Colonel is a kind Christian western businessman. He and God feed those poor Egyptians.

Bible teacher and evangelist Marilyn Hickey’s recent 10-day trip to Cairo, Egypt—described by organizers afterward as the largest gathering of Christians to ever assemble in the ancient city— included a report of something more astounding than the several hundred who claimed healing and salvation: 2,400 meals from Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) apparently appeared out of thin air.

The reported incident, which if true is a miracle nearly unheard of in modern times, occurred during Hickey’s citywide leaders conference in May, attended by nearly 10,000 pastors and local leaders—from curious Muslims to orthodox Coptic Christians.

According to Hickey, 77, whose ministry organized the meetings in conjunction with the Egyptian Evangelical Association, 3,500 boxed-lunches from KFC were ordered and accounted for. “There were tickets distributed for the lunches,” she said. “The boxes were given out, leaving none in the room.”

After the food was completely distributed, and after the crowd swelled to about 5,000, she said volunteers were astonished to return to what should’ve been a room of empty tables to discover 1,200 more lunches. She said after they handed out the mysterious extras, another 1,200 appeared, leaving a surplus of food and dumbfounded witnesses. Hickey’s staff called it a “loaves and fishes” miracle.

I am fully convinced that this was a supernatural occurrence," Hickey told Charisma.

http://www.charismamag.com/cms/news/archives/072908.php

[PlatyPius 5]

Dead chickens make Baby Jesus cry.

[zqt3344 21]

Dead chickens make Baby Jesus cry.

[SteveLaura 0]

There is absolutely no other rational explanation for this. Nuh-uh.

[Mononoke28 137]

I would totally buy his story if he had said that the chickens were from El Pollo Loco. But KFC? Now you know this sob is lying!

Diana

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I wonder if they imported the chickens because I know back in the PI, chicken looks and tastes different than here. They're scrawnier for one and most people let them forage around eating just about anything. I heard the KFC chickens are headless and grow in a lab.

[Jenn! 918]

I'd hazard a guess that headless chickens are not halal.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I'd hazard a guess that headless chickens are not halal.

...hey, that makes think about it - in most asian countries, they eat the whole bird, head, feet and all.

[almaty 19]

sadly, God gave them all..

[pedroh 21]

they still are, but now they're under a subdivision called YUM foods.. taco hell, kfc, pizza hut, long john silvers.. all from same business, that's why you see the taco bell/ljs combo stores or stuf like that

Maybe the locals considered it Haraam food and they put it back?

In the end, it was all gone.

The Lord giveth, and the Lord eateth away.

LOL...I was just reading up on KFC. I had no idea that company gives millions of dollars to Christian Evangelical Churches. Not sure if it's more than one though. I thought KFC was bought out by Pepsico back in the 80's?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

they still are, but now they're under a subdivision called YUM foods.. taco hell, kfc, pizza hut, long john silvers.. all from same business, that's why you see the taco bell/ljs combo stores or stuf like that

Maybe the locals considered it Haraam food and they put it back?

In the end, it was all gone.

The Lord giveth, and the Lord eateth away.

LOL...I was just reading up on KFC. I had no idea that company gives millions of dollars to Christian Evangelical Churches. Not sure if it's more than one though. I thought KFC was bought out by Pepsico back in the 80's?

Ah, ok. If only Taco Bell tacos came down from heaven like maana...now that would have been a miracle.

[pedroh 21]

yesss

the carne asada tacos ftw

-w the stereotypical latino accent describing los taquittoss de carrrne asada- LOL

Edited July 30, 2008 by pedroh