From the truth is stranger than fiction file…

This one may blow your mind.

"There was no logical explanation," said Casey County Sheriff’s Deputy
Freeman Luttrell. "I was kind of like everyone else — just
awestricken."

Luttrell was called to Pine Grove Church in the Elkhorn
community last week to investigate a report that a 12-by-24-foot
aluminum storage building weighing about 4,000 pounds was lifted some
30 feet into the air and dropped onto the church roof.

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The mystery is that the sky that Monday afternoon was sunny and virtually clear, and the breeze had been light to calm all day.

"It was one of the prettiest days we’d had for a while," said
Juanita Long, who lives up the road about a mile. "If it had been
cloudy or something, you could think, ‘Well, maybe it was a storm.’ "

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Pastor Jeff Edwards said the locked storage building, which had a few
building supplies inside, contained no explosive materials, and no
suspicious residues were found by the sheriff’s office and state
police.

Investigations by Texas Eastern Gas, which has lines nearby, turned up no evidence of natural gas leaks.

The National Weather Service reported no strong winds or storms
in the area, and there were no broken limbs or other evidence of wind
damage nearby.

"They attributed it to a gust of wind," Edwards said. "I told
people that in Acts Chapter 1, the Bible says that Jesus ascended and
that the 120 were in the upper room praying. Acts Chapter 2 says the
Holy Spirit came as a rushing, mighty wind, and it sealed those that
were in the upper room praying."

Interestingly, the day before the incident, church attendance
had been 120, and the hole in the church wall was in the prayer room,
the pastor said.

Source and the rest of the story: http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070516/COLUMNISTS04/705161228