Two Major Conferences

As well as the many AiG conferences our speakers conduct across the country each year, plus homeschool and other conferences, AiG is holding two other major events this year.

Apologetics Mega Conference

This will be held in July at a 2000-seat church about 20 minutes from the Creation Museum. We have a tremendous line-up of speakers to equip you to be able to more ably defend the Christian faith in today’s world.

Answers for Pastors—Featuring a Prominent Evangelical Leader

This powerful and unique conference in October will equip Christian leaders concerning the importance of the book of Genesis, on how to answer the skeptical questions of this age, and to better understand the foundational reasons for the decline of our once very Christianized culture. Answers for Pastors will be held in the new auditorium we are building next to the Creation Museum.

As well as AiG’s popular speakers/researchers and other guest speakers, the conference will also be featuring keynote sessions from Dr. Al Mohler, the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has been recognized by Time and Christianity Today as a leader among American evangelicals.

Thanks

When we conduct AiG conferences in churches, convention centers, etc., we cannot do without the many volunteers who spend long hours working very hard to make the conferences such a success. A big thank you to our volunteers who tirelessly helped us recently at Lenexa Baptist Church near Kansas City:

We also thank the leadership teams of the various churches who work hard to enable us to successfully reach many people with the messages the Lord has laid on our hearts. I have previously shown you photographs from Lenexa Baptist church of the senior pastor, Steve Dighton. Here is a photograph of the children’s pastor, Chris Williams, from the church:

It takes a lot of people working together to make an AiG conference come together. If you would like to request a faith-building AiG conference for your church/area, then go to this link.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,

Ken