Answers magazine—"a lesson in patience"

An Answers magazine subscriber sent a rather unique response after she received her magazine:

I have a problem. The "baby" issue arrived yesterday and I snuggled down with it soooo much that ummm... I read it in one sitting. The problem? Now I have to muster a wee bit more patience and wait for the Noah issue to come ;). Then when I read that one, I'll have to muster a whole lot more patience for the next issue, and the next, and the next, and the next... And here I thought I subscribed to learn more about God and His wonderful Creation... I never guessed it would also be an exercise in patience :) !!

All that to say...what a wonderful magazine! The Placenta article was absolutely fascinating - I learned so much! A big thank you and many blessing to you and all those at AIG. Keep up the great work for our Lord!

If you have not yet joined the 55,000 Answers Magazine subscribers, I urge you to do so through AnswersBookstore.com.

ANSWERS MAGAZINE "FISHY"

I chuckled when I read this response about Answers magazine from a missionary in Mozambique:

I enjoy the magazine because I am very interested in Geology and was interested to read that the present structure of the earth can be explained by the Flood. So far I received the edition about Noah's ark the other day. It must have travelled to Cuamba in the company of a box of frozen mackerel as it is got wet and smells VERY fishy—perhaps appropriate since, to many, the story of Noah's Ark sounds highly fishy. However I am managing to prize the pages apart and am enjoying reading it. Would it be possible to put the next one you send me into a sturdy plastic bag?

On Tuesday we had four media interviews (including the Los Angeles Times/USA radio network news). On Tuesday night, I was on a one-hour secular radio talk show—a reminder of what a messed up world it is out there!!! A number of media interviews have also been scheduled for Wednesday (we are still averaging around 3 media interviews per day right now).

I have included photographs of the steel dinosaurs Buddy delivered to the Creation Museum last week—they will be used as a monument sign for the Creation Museum.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying

Ken