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October 13, 2009

Georgia Contingent Here

Visitors from all across the country continue to visit us at Answers in Genesis and the Creation Museum. The leadership of Noonday Baptist Church (Marietta, Georgia) made the seven-hour drive north to meet with me and tour the Creation Museum.

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Left to right in the photo: Ricky Zambrowicz, Chip Zambrowicz, Pastor Shad Goltz, me, long-time AiG friend Dave Geyman, Senior Pastor Billy Moss, and Pastor Jay Worthington

We heard from one of the group, and he shared the following with Mark Looy of our ...

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Published on October 13, 2009 06:57

October 12, 2009

Praying for the Two-Thirds

We are finding more and more churches that are being awakened by the research published in our book Already Gone, which deals with why and when two-thirds of young people are leaving the church. Two Sundays ago in Atlanta, the pastor invited families—with their children—down the front and prayed for their children that they wouldn't be in that two-thirds.

Last evening in Broken Arrow First Baptist Church (Oklahoma), the pastor, Nick Garland, was moved to ask the congregation to join in small ...

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Published on October 12, 2009 07:44

October 11, 2009

He Proposed—in the Creation Museum Gardens!

The Creation Museum's Foto FX photographer Deb Minnard sent me this interesting account of what happened at the museum yesterday:

Today I had the privilege to photograph a proposal.  I was in the gardens, looking for subjects to photograph and came upon a young couple.  They were obviously having a private moment and then he dropped to one knee and proposed to her.  Talk about being in the right place at the right time!  I approached them and interviewed them soon after.  Here is they're...

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Published on October 11, 2009 05:39

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