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	Part Two
		John Pemberton was in Virginia prior to, 20 Apr 1688, when he paid to Richard Littlepage, Sr., as executor for the estate of Samuel Osteen (also spelled Ostin or Austin), a sum of 2600 pounds of tobacco and some cash for 184 acres of land located in Pamunkey Neck.
		John died prior to 1702 and left a son George for whom Capt. Richard Littlepage purchased land from the estate of one Samuel Osteen (Huston).
		From the epitaph of Frances, we know she was born in 1677 and presume John was born about the same year, or a few years previously, and for some reason must not have been baptized at two or three weeks of age as was the custom, or his wife may have been the elder.
	www.gbso.net /BUC/part_two.htm (2963 words)

	Joel Osteen
		To begin with the church was originally started by John Osteen, who was originally a Southern Baptist pastor but after receiving the “baptism” in/with the Holy Spirit he became enamored with the charismatic renewal movement in its early stage and eventually became associated with the Word of Faith (WOF) cult.
		One thing is certain in a time of racial division John Osteen opened wide the doors of his church to all people, and all shades and classes of people came.
		Osteen I believe is probably the first of many WOF devotee’s who has melded the successful marketing techniques of the seeker-sensitive mega-churches with their positive confession health and wealth message.
	www.discernment.org /LeavenLakewood.htm (3306 words)

	Part Two
		John Pemberton was in Virginia prior to, 20 Apr 1688, when he paid to Richard Littlepage, Sr., as executor for the estate of Samuel Osteen (also spelled Ostin or Austin), a sum of 2600 pounds of tobacco and some cash for 184 acres of land located in Pamunkey Neck.
		John died prior to 1702 and left a son George for whom Capt. Richard Littlepage purchased land from the estate of one Samuel Osteen (Huston).
		From the epitaph of Frances, we know she was born in 1677 and presume John was born about the same year, or a few years previously, and for some reason must not have been baptized at two or three weeks of age as was the custom, or his wife may have been the elder.
	www.gbso.net /BUC/part_two.htm (2963 words)

	Joel Osteen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joel's father, John Osteen, a former Southern Baptist pastor who became charismatic in the late 1950s, founded Lakewood Church on Mother's Day, 1959.
		Joel Scott Osteen (born March 5, 1963 in Houston, Texas) is the senior pastor of Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, North America’s largest and fastest growing church congregation, averaging approximately 30,000 adult attendees every week in 2005.
		Joel Osteen is associated with the Word of faith movement in charismatic protestantism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joel_Osteen (792 words)

	Urban Legends Reference Pages: Sports (Zero Heroes)
		After John Kennedy led off the bottom of the eighth inning with a double, Osteen failed in two attempts to bunt him over to third and then singled to right field to drive in the winning run.
		John Roseboro's pinch-hit single drove in Ron Fairly with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning.
		The Dodger run came in the second inning on a walk to Jim Lefebvre, a single by Johnny Roseboro, and another single by John Kennedy.
	www.snopes.com /sports/baseball/dodgers.asp (792 words)

	Online Extra: Meet the Prosperity Preacher
		Osteen didn't even begin preaching until shortly before his father, John, who founded Lakewood, died in 1999.
		Osteen is also a leading proponent of what is sometimes called the "prosperity gospel," which teaches that God wants people to prosper in all areas of their lives -- including material success.
		Joel Osteen is arguably America's most popular preacher.
	www.businessweek.com /magazine/content/05_21/b3934014_mz001.htm (1299 words)

	August 13, 2002 - Doctoring the Numbers: The Five-Man Rotation
		By 1972, Sutton, Osteen, and Singer were joined by Al Downing and Tommy John, as all five pitchers started between 25 and 33 games, combining to start 150 of the Dodgers' 155 games.
		In 1969, three Dodger pitchers (Claude Osteen, Don Sutton, and Bill Singer) each made 40 or 41 starts, providing just 37 leftover starts for the rest of the staff.
		Most notable among these were the Dodgers, who made the switch midway through the 1971 season.
	www.baseballprospectus.com /news/20020813doctoring.shtml (1765 words)

	Claude Osteen Bibliography BaseballLibrary.com
		Named people: Gross, Kevin; Osteen, Claude; Felske, John; Alexander, Hugh
		Named people: Osteen, Claude; Lefferts, Craig; Patterson, Bob; Leibrandt, Charlie; Henke, Tom; Rogers, Kevin; Bohanon, Brian; Brown, Kevin
		The Baseball Index contains the following references for further reading material on Claude Osteen (LHP 1957, 59-75 Reds, Senators, Dodgers, Astros, Cardinals, White Sox):
	www.baseballlibrary.com /baseballlibrary/sabr/tbi/O/Osteen_Claude.tbi.stm (2022 words)

	Limo Transportation: Books Beginning With O
		Marc Hardy and Dan Clark and Roxanne Emmerich and Mel Kleiman and Lisa Ford and Scott McKain and Vic Osteen and Sue Hershkowitz and Mikki Williams and Keith Harrell
		John Beecher and Studs Terkel and Steven Ford Brown
		Peter Morgan and John Colley and Mark Hughes
	www.limotransportation.info /limousine-books/bookpages/book-titles-O.shtml (2022 words)

	Volume 3 Index
		Maria Fossim Osborne, Samuel F. Osborne, Sarah (Stewart) Osborne, William Osburn, John F. Osgood, A.G. Osgood, A.S. Osteen, John Oswald, Susannah (see Stewart) Ott, Nathaniel Ousley, Joseph Outlaw, M. Overa (sic), Needom Overstreet, Samuel Overton, Henry C. Owens, Hardiman Owens, John W. Pace, Dredzil Pace, Nathaniel Pace, Nathaniel Jr.
		Griffis, Joel Griffis, John Griffis, John J. Griffis, Leighton Griffis, Littleberry Griffis, Richard Griffis, Samuel A. Grigg, Sidney Griggs, James E. Grimball, John Grimball, Mrs.
		Hebbard, John Heflin, John T. Hefner, John Heik, Caspar Helveston (or Helvetine), Jacob Hendley, Elmore Hendley, William E. Hendon, Isham Hendon, James W. Henly, M. Henry, Charles Seton Henry, Jim Henry, Patrick Henry, Robert R. Sr.
	www.factorswalk.com /militia/ind3.htm (2022 words)

	Volume 3 Index
		Maria Fossim Osborne, Samuel F. Osborne, Sarah (Stewart) Osborne, William Osburn, John F. Osgood, A.G. Osgood, A.S. Osteen, John Oswald, Susannah (see Stewart) Ott, Nathaniel Ousley, Joseph Outlaw, M. Overa (sic), Needom Overstreet, Samuel Overton, Henry C. Owens, Hardiman Owens, John W. Pace, Dredzil Pace, Nathaniel Pace, Nathaniel Jr.
		Guthrie, John L. Guthrie, Samuel Guttenberger, Philip Gerhart Guyton, Moses Gwinnett, Button Haberer, Eve Habersham, Alexander Wylly Habersham, Barnard Elliott Habersham, Catherine Elliott (see Milledge) Habersham, Eliza A. Habersham, Emma (Matthewes) Habersham, Esther (Wylly) Habersham, Francis B. Habersham, James (I) Habersham, James Jr.
		Shaw, Robert Shaw, Thomas B. Sheale, A.B. Shearouse, John Shearouse, Joshua C. Sheat, Nicholas Sheffield, Camden M. Sheftall, Moses Shehee (?), A.B. Shelby, Isaac Shelby, John Shelton, Ephraim S. Shelton, James Shelton, Thomas Shephard, Eaton Shepherd, David Shepherd, John Shepherd, W.F. Shepherd, William S. Sheppard, J.F. Sheppard, John Sheppard, Thomas Sheppard, William Sherburne, Mr.
	www.factorswalk.com /militia/ind3.htm (2022 words)

	Volume 3 Index
		Maria Fossim Osborne, Samuel F. Osborne, Sarah (Stewart) Osborne, William Osburn, John F. Osgood, A.G. Osgood, A.S. Osteen, John Oswald, Susannah (see Stewart) Ott, Nathaniel Ousley, Joseph Outlaw, M. Overa (sic), Needom Overstreet, Samuel Overton, Henry C. Owens, Hardiman Owens, John W. Pace, Dredzil Pace, Nathaniel Pace, Nathaniel Jr.
		Lewis, Ulysses Light, Bailey B. Lightbourn, Caroline (Folker) Lightbourn, John Henry Lightfoot, Philip Lightfoot, Robert Lightfoot, William D. Lightsey, Christopher Lightsey, Jacob Lightsey, Samuel Ligon, James Ligon, Joseph (II) Ligon, Robert Ligon, Robert Fulwood Ligon, Whilhemina (sic) (Fulwood) Liles, Sherod Lillibridge, John Limbert, John William Lincoln, Benjamin Linder, John Jr.
		Guthrie, John L. Guthrie, Samuel Guttenberger, Philip Gerhart Guyton, Moses Gwinnett, Button Haberer, Eve Habersham, Alexander Wylly Habersham, Barnard Elliott Habersham, Catherine Elliott (see Milledge) Habersham, Eliza A. Habersham, Emma (Matthewes) Habersham, Esther (Wylly) Habersham, Francis B. Habersham, James (I) Habersham, James Jr.
	www.factorswalk.com /militia/ind3.htm (1412 words)

	Wayne County, Tennessee 1830 Census
		10001-/11001- Jesse Osteen 01000001-/231001- John Lackey 30001-/10001- William Snodgrass, Jr.
		011000001-/0011001- Thomas Brooks 111110001-/1012001- William H. Patton 110001-/11001-1 John Isom 110001-/101001-1 John Biffel 2111001-/100001-4 William Tyree 02001-/10001- Thomas Thompson 322001-/001001- Sander(?) Pool 010001-210001- Thomas Baker 1110001-/121101- Preston Auston 10001-/20001- William Auston 00110001-/1010001-6 Jacob Biffle 21101-/11001-1 Nathan Biffle 211001-/001001-5 John Duren 10001-/0001- John Morris, Jr.
		200001-/121001- William Hollis 10001-/000001- Anslum Nolen 1000001-/010001-2 Soloman Brewer 1010001-/1111001- Julius Brewer 001001-/020101- Henry Brewer, Jr.
	www.netease.net /wayne/1830census.htm (926 words)

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	Volume 3 Index
		Maria Fossim Osborne, Samuel F. Osborne, Sarah (Stewart) Osborne, William Osburn, John F. Osgood, A.G. Osgood, A.S. Osteen, John Oswald, Susannah (see Stewart) Ott, Nathaniel Ousley, Joseph Outlaw, M. Overa (sic), Needom Overstreet, Samuel Overton, Henry C. Owens, Hardiman Owens, John W. Pace, Dredzil Pace, Nathaniel Pace, Nathaniel Jr.
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		Blount, A.L. Blount, Edmund M. Blount, Elizabeth Blount, George Blount, George J. Blount, James L. Blount, Luke Blount, Margery (Baisden) Blount, McGregor Blount, Redding Blue, Daniel (I) Blue, Daniel Jr.
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	Nation's largest church opens - U.S. News - MSNBC.com
		One video recalled the church’s humble beginnings in an abandoned feed store in 1959 and traced Osteen’s rise to the pulpit after his father and church founder, John Osteen, died 40 years later.
		Osteen took over the church in 1999 and has increased the size of the congregation almost five-fold since then.
		Members of the Lakewood Church — all 16,000 of them — worship on Saturday at the grand opening of their new building in a Houston arena that was formerly home of the city’s NBA team.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/8565629 (599 words)

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	Free to Soar
		On October 3, 1999, her husband, Joel Osteen assumed the position of Senior Pastor of Lakewood Church after the passing of his father, Pastor John Osteen.
		Lakewood Church, Houston, TX Victoria Osteen never imagined that one day she would be helping to lead one of the largest churches in America.
		Bobbie Houston's warm personality, fresh vitality, down-to-earth good humor and genuine love for God and His Word, has made her a popular speaker at leadership and women's conferences all over the world.
	www.freetosoar.org /press/speaker_bios.html (599 words)

	Encyclopedia: Lakewood Church
		John Osteen, a former Southern Baptist minister who left the denomination over differences with charismatic and Pentecostal doctrine (Osteen held to these views; the Southern Baptists generally do not), started Lakewood on Mother's Day, 1959 with his wife Dolores ("Dodie") in an abandoned feed store in northeast Houston.
		As a charismatic/Pentecostal church, Lakewood is subject to regular criticism regarding its views on faith healing and the prosperity gospel.
		Lakewood submitted an offer to lease the facility, and (after criticisms that "church and state should be separate") Lakewood agreed to pay $12.1 million up front for a 30-year lease (the amounts has been reported elsewhere as $11.8 million and $12.8 million), with an option for an additional 30 years at $22.6 million.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Lakewood-Church (1678 words)

	Home
		Inspired for years by Pastors John Osteen and Joel Osteen, of
		The Fist of God was divinely inspired to be a vehicle through which
		The Fist of God is a membership-only Christian organization
	www.afistofgod.com (208 words)

	Preaching a false-POSITIVE
		For this heresy we need to take the time to explain the biblical position so no one is left thinking that what Osteen has done does not affect the gospel, this same gospel that Satan hates and wants to corrupt.
		In the 2004 Charisma article, -it stated, “With his father sick in the hospital, John asks his son, Joel, to preach for him that Sunday.
		This is not surprising, since his dad (John) referred to Copland in positive way.
	www.letusreason.org /Popteac29.htm (6604 words)

	Joel Osteen
		To begin with the church was originally started by John Osteen, who was originally a Southern Baptist pastor but after receiving the “baptism” in/with the Holy Spirit he became enamored with the charismatic renewal movement in its early stage and eventually became associated with the Word of Faith (WOF) cult.
		One thing is certain in a time of racial division John Osteen opened wide the doors of his church to all people, and all shades and classes of people came.
		The younger Osteen& television-marketing talents and his dad’s preaching skills resulted eventually in the church churches being aired on stations nationwide and in more than 100 countries.
	www.discernment.org /LeavenLakewood.htm (3333 words)

	Lakewood Church Message of 'Victory' Praised in New Interactive Book
		Spider describes the invaluable role Lakewood Church and his late pastor John Osteen had, and now pastor Joel Osteen has in keeping him upbeat, encouraged, optimistic and expecting Victory in spite of tremendous daily challenges he faces along the way.
		The interactive book covers a four year period in the every day life of Lakewood Church TV congregant Spider Ledesma, starting in June 2002 and ending in June 2006, and details all the difficult vicissitudes and ultimate victories he experiences during that time.
		I believe in and have been ‘coached’ to EXPECT the goodness of God and want to encourage all the readers to read my perceptions of a good God as taught to me by Lakewood Church and how this supportive and overcoming message of Victory is propelling me to heights unseen as of yet.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2005/9/emw279093.htm (1208 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Lakewood Church
		Joel Osteen is the current pastor of the church.
		Tens of thousands have gathered for these events which are very similar to Lakewood's Sunday morning worship services which feature upbeat worship lead by Cindy Cruse-Ratcliff, time of encouragement from Dodie Osteen and Joel's wife Victoria, and a sermon from Pastor Joel.
		He became pastor in 1999 after his father, John, the founding pastor of the church, passed away.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Lakewood_Church (242 words)

	A Little Background
		He co-wrote the theme song for "WASHINGTON FOR JESUS" and ministered at the rally in D.C. He has ministered in Conventions with: Pat Robertson, Pastor John Osteen, Lester Sumeral, Norvel Hayes, Charles Capps, Hilton Sutton, Rodney Howard Brown, Pastor John Giminez, Dave Roberson, Jim Spillman, Charles Crabtree {Asst.
	danasigmon.org /aff.htm (209 words)

	Texas Monthly August 2005: Prime Minister
		The son of a cotton farmer in the East Texas town of Paris, John Osteen wasn’t converted until he was eighteen, not long after he had had the feeling that God was tapping him on the shoulder as he left a Fort Worth nightclub (perhaps for being underage).
		Rather than face a showdown with his Baptist brethren, who preferred to keep a tighter rein on the Holy Spirit, John withdrew from their fellowship and, in 1959, founded Lakewood Church in an abandoned feed store in a predominantly black neighborhood on Houston’s northeast side.
		After two hours, during which Joel signed nearly 1,200 books, we hustled back to the airport and headed to Nashville, where a reception was awaiting the Osteens at Warner Faith’s suburban Brentwood headquarters.
	www.texasmonthly.com /preview/2005-08-01/feature (3078 words)

	Atonement Where: A comprehensive Study of the Word of Faith Movement, Part One
		Other leading identities of the Faith movement are: Kenneth Hagin, Jr., Gloria Copeland, Fred Price, Jerry Savelle, Charles Capps, Norvel Hayes, John Osteen, Robert Tilton, Lester Sumrall, John Avanzini, Marilyn Hickey, Buddy Harrison and Morris Cerullo.
		It may surprise those Christians who believe the Faith movement to be a by-product of the Charismatic movement, to learn that this is not the case.
	www.banner.org.uk /wof/moreno1.html (3078 words)

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