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Creation Truth Foundation Inc. Mobile Museum Comes To West Unity

By Newspaper StaffMay 11, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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By: Renea Kessler
THE VILLAGE REPORTER
renea@thevillagereporter.com

The West Unity Church of Christ welcomed Ryan Cox last week for a series of seminars entitled Dinosaurs, Design, and Destiny and Mobile Museum of Earth History.

The event took place May 5th through the 8th beginning at 6:00 p.m. each evening. Ryan is a speaker, teacher, and researcher for Creation Truth Foundation Inc., of Noble, OK.

Ryan’s passion and excitement for various topics on Creationism challenged the crowd. The Creation Truth Foundation also had books, videos, and other resources available for purchase.


The church has hosted Ryan in the past about five to six years ago and they are pleased with how many people showed up for this event! Everyone likes dinosaurs.

The Creation Truth Foundation is a worldview ministry that equips disciples to trust the Bible’s history for its accuracy so they will trust its promise for their destiny.

The ministry seeks to rescue souls from an evolutionary to a Biblical worldview by emphasizing the historicity and trustworthiness of God’s Word beginning in Genesis.


To that extent, the ministry travels with the largest mobile collection of dinosaur fossils in the Christian world, using them and the latest scientific discoveries to show the historical reality of the Genesis account.

In 2023, the ministry traveled 57,877 miles to 64 events in 16 states. Attendance totaling 29,858 were able to see the fossils and hear the saving message of Jesus Christ.



 

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