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Jonathan Kay: For the insecure and the rootless, tomorrow, the world endsNational Post (blog)But then Harold Camping, the popular California-based Christian radio broadcaster who'd made the prediction, realized he'd gotten his numbers wrong. “I had not gone through the book of Jeremiah, which is a big book in the Bible that has a whole lot to ...and more » |
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(CBS) We have one more day until May 21, 2011 -- the end --supposedly. Christian radio broadcaster and predictor of "doom" Harold Camping said it'll be tomorrow night around 6-ish, so we hope you didn't make any dinner plans. Believers, sorry for all of the silliness, we just can't help ourselves. |
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CBS News correspondent John Blackstone reports on Christian radio host Harold Camping and his prediction that the world will come to end on May 21, 2011. |
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Predictions by influential Christian radio host Harold Camping, best known for his failed predictions of the second coming of Christ in 1994, have provoked a media storm globally with his prophecy that the Christian Rapture will take place on May 21, 2011. |
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ReutersWorld is ending - againTimes LIVE... South Africa might have much more to worry about than a few unrepaired potholes in roads and bad service delivery. Tomorrow, according to 89-year-old Harold Camping, co-founder of a extremist Christian radio station, Family Radio, is the beginning ...Family Radio Counts Down to Judgment Day on May 21Radio Survivorall 1,552 news articles » |
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Harold Camping, 89, is the head of Christian radio network Family Stations Inc, heard on 66 U.S. stations and affiliates from Taiwan to Russia. He previously made a failed prediction that Jesus Christ would return to Earth in 1994. |
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End of the world? How about a party instead?The TennesseanListeners to a Christian radio preacher organized the project, which has billboards in 8 other US cities._Larry McCormack/Tennessean / Larry McCormack Tom Breen | Associated Press For some, it's Judgment Day. For others, it's party time. ... |
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Predictions of doom tiresomeMedicine Hat NewsThe May 21 theory, believed to be started by a Christian radio host in California, is the latest in a countless number of doomsday predictions. Remember last year when the Large Hadron Collider was going to create a black hole under Europe and the ... |
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Wendi C. Thomas: I'll toast the end with love, doughnutsDeSoto AppealAfter doing some inexplicable calculations, the 89-year-old Christian radio personality decided Saturday is the day that Christians will be spirited to heaven and unbelievers will be left behind. The warnings have been spread via a national billboard ... |
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msnbc.comEnd of the world? Let's party!msnbc.comA volunteer from the US religious group Family Radio, a Christian radio network, hands out pamphlets on May 13 with warnings of an impending Judgment Day at Times Square in New York. The designation of May 21 came from Family Radio president Harold ...and more » |
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msnbc.comEnd of the world? How about a party instead?msnbc.comA volunteer from the US religious group Family Radio, a Christian radio network, hands out pamphlets on May 13 with warnings of an impending Judgment Day at Times Square in New York. The designation of May 21 came from Family Radio president Harold ...and more » |
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Christian radio host Harold Camping made a 2011 end times prediction that the Rapture will take place on May 21 this year and that the end of the world will take place five months later on October 21. However, will the May 21 be another September 4 or September 6, 1994?. |
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The campaign to inform the public about the date of the rapture and the end of time, as predicted by American Christian radio network’s Harold Camping, appears to have come to Russia. |
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TIME MAGAZINE One Christian radio network has calculated its own apocalyptic date – and it falls next Saturday. You've seen the billboards and heard the ads. The Christian ministry Family Radio has hearkened for months now about the impending Judgment Day on May 21. |
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Create a custom date rangeChicago TribuneThat front page headline could come as soon as next week, according to a California Christian radio host who has predicted Jesus will return on May 21. Not only has Harold Camping, president of the Family Radio Network, preached his prediction on radio ...and more » |
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Radio SurvivorFamily Radio Counts Down to Judgment Day on May 21Radio Survivor... then has grown to a massive Christian radio network with 66 stations in the United States. Broadcasts are also sent all over the world (to places as far flung as Turkey, South America, Russia and South Africa) via shortwave radio and the Internet. ...and more » |
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Legal eagle's token notesSydney Morning HeraldThe Diary has noticed an odd billboard near Haberfield that screams ''Judgement Day - May 21'' with the web address for Family Radio, an American Christian radio network that claims overwhelming evidence in the Bible points to this Saturday as the ...and more » |
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The Enduring Appeal of the ApocalypseWall Street JournalOr at least that is what the Christian radio broadcaster Harold Camping and his many followers think. By Mr. Camping's calculations, May 21 is the day when Jesus will return to judge all of humankind and to gather up the faithful. ... |
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TandemIs it the end of the world or fear-mongering?TandemThe ads, paid for by California-based Christian radio network Family Radio, declare May 21 as Judgment Day. The radio network comprises 66 stations and has been operating since 1958. While most residents who catch a glimpse of the ad may shrug it off, ... |
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MediaTel NewslineRAJAR Q1 2011: London StationsMediaTel NewslineHowever, some stations suffered losses - Kismat Radio, Buzz Asia, Premier Christian Radio and Choice FM London all posted declines. In terms of share of listening, Capital London also takes the highest share with 6.1%, while Magic 105.4 sits in second ...and more » |
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Straits TimesHome > Breaking News > SE AsiaStraits TimesVolunteers from the religious group Family Radio, a Christian radio network in the United States, donned neon-coloured t-shirts and walked along Manila's main thoroughfares, handing out pamphlets to passers-by with warnings of the impending Judgement ...and more » |
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OAKLAND, Calif., May 11 (UPI) -- A Christian radio network has purchased 1,200 billboards across the United States and 2,000 overseas to warn "Judgment Day" arrives May 21. |
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OAKLAND, Calif., May 11 (UPI) -- A Christian radio network has purchased 1,200 billboards across the United States and 2,000 overseas to warn "Judgment Day" arrives May 21. Family Radio, based in Oakland, Calif., said five caravans have been... |
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San Diego Gay & Lesbian NewsWill the world do anything if Uganda passes "Kill the Gays" bill?San Diego Gay & Lesbian NewsOn the Christian radio show Michael Brown's Line of Fire Pastor Julius Oyet, another author of the bill, tells a gay man that he will be arrested when the Anti-Homosexuality law takes effect. In the documentary 'Uganda: Killing in the name of god' Oyet ...and more » |
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Schoolteacher's band playing for a causeLivingston Daily... Love” that's playing on Christian radio stations, Eaton said. The band's CD, “One,” is also out on iTunes, Amazon.com and many Christian bookstores. The band saw success in 2009 after releasing an EP that charted in Europe, according to Eaton. ... |
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