Ken Ham’s Blog

Matt Walsh recently made a video explaining why he was not a young-earth creationist and why he thinks young-earth creationists are a stumbling block.

A staff member chatting about the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum received the response, “That sounds great! But what else is there to do in Kentucky?”

A news item from close to home caught my eye. What stood out in this article was that the dinosaur in question was a juvenile sauropod.

We’re preparing to welcome guests for ChristmasTime at the Ark and ChristmasTown at the Museum November 23–December 30 (closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day).

Last week we held our Answers for Pastors conference, with hundreds of pastors and their families joining us. Learn more about this year’s event.

A small wooden sign hanging in the cafeteria of a Maryland school simply reads: “Give us this day our daily bread.” Sounds rather innocent, doesn’t it?

Today is Pastor Appreciation Day in the US—the perfect day to let your pastor know that he is appreciated and loved by you and the rest of the congregation.

Despite last year’s backlash, I want to encourage believers again this year to use this day as an opportunity to share the gospel with kids and their families.

Enjoy a night at the movies, without worrying about what might appear in the film, by going to see the patriotic film Indivisible on October 26, 2018.

Earlier this year in Alaska, the Downtown Hope Center became embroiled in a religious freedom lawsuit filed by the Anchorage Equal Rights Commission.

Our theme for this spring’s Answers for Women’s conference is Sacred: Embracing God’s Design for Sexuality, taking place April 5–6, 2019, at the Ark Encounter.

We recommend a great place to start looking for family-friendly entertainment, PureFlix.com. Here are a few titles you might enjoy watching as a family.

All three of the Nobel Prize winners in chemistry were recently awarded their prize “for their work in evolutionary science.”

Recently, a group visited the Creation Museum from a church of the Deaf in Southern California. They toured the museum with a volunteer ASL interpreter.

This creation safari to South Africa with medical doctors Tommy and Elizabeth Mitchell, taking place June 7–17, 2019, is sure to be an incredible trip.

Grandparents, have you ever had your grandchild (or your great grandchildren) ask you questions?

We’re excited to announce that our upcoming Answers for Pastors and Christian Leaders has officially sold out, and we’ve already started planning next year’s!

It seems researchers studying plants found that plants seem to produce fruits in colors matching what the local animals that eat them can easily see.

The Beyond Is Genesis History? series goes deep into the fascinating field of geology, giving you much more insight than time allowed in Is Genesis History?

Many young people and their parents decide on a Christian college so their child can be encouraged in their faith. How should you decide which one to attend?

Azusa Pacific University had announced in the student-run campus newspaper that the restriction on same-sex relationships between students was being lifted.

ABWE president Paul Davis, his wife Martha, and John Taylor, ABWE Vice President of Training and Resources, recently visited the Creation Museum.

In just a couple weeks Deaf guests from across the country will pour into the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum for two days designed specifically for them.

We constantly hear from local business owners that the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum have had a great tourism impact on Northern Kentucky.