A Celebration of Life

Former AiG staff member Roger Goodart, who helped build the Creation Museum (he put in miles and miles of wiring inside the museum and AiG headquarters), passed away earlier this month. His widow, Tracy, wanting to celebrate her husband’s life and his part in building the museum, had a fellowship meal served on the museum grounds after the memorial service was held at a local church.

The reception was held in one of the pavilions in the museum gardens. A photo of her husband Roger is in the foreground.

It was at this pavilion that Roger’s family and friends were told that they could take a short walk over to the museum and tour it at no charge as a guest of Tracy’s. Tracy wanted to make sure that any family and friends who were skeptical about the Christian faith would take the opportunity to honor her husband by walking through the museum he helped build. And 48 people did!

Our condolences to Tracy on her loss, but we are grateful for her “creation evangelism” efforts.

I find it so encouraging that people are using our facilities as a witness as they hold special events at the museum, where they hope that friends and family will be exposed to the teaching of the museum and the gospel while on our property.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken