Jon Micah Sumrall of Kutless Is Performing at the Ark Encounter for College Expo

At Creation College Expo, a student will enjoy:

• Browsing booths and speaking with representatives from a variety of Christian colleges, all of whom take a stand on a literal Genesis, a young earth, and a global flood.
• Hearing teaching from Answers in Genesis speakers including Bodie Hodge, Dr. Georgia Purdom, Dr. Nathaniel Jeanson, and myself.
• Free Ark Encounter admission for the student
• Discounted Creation Museum admission
• A free t-shirt.
• An opportunity to win a $500 scholarship to the school of your choice.
• A free parking pass
• And a discount on Ark Encounter and Creation Museum admission for accompanying family members.

And there’s more! New this year, the lead singer of the contemporary Christian band Kutless, Jon Micah Sumrall, will be performing an acoustic worship concert Friday evening, November 1.

This band is known for singles such as “What Faith Can Do,” “Sea of Faces,” and “You are Everything.” With nearly three million albums sold, two RIAA certified Gold Records, and twelve Number 1 radio singles Kutless has impacted millions of people around the globe. And we’re excited to welcome Jon to the Ark Encounter!

This concert is free for students and also for parents and anyone else who would like to attend!

And did I mention—all of this is free for students in grades 7–12? Simply register online, check-in when you arrive to receive your wristband and enjoy it all for free!

This concert is free for students and also for parents and anyone else who would like to attend!

At a time when we see the consequences of generations of students brainwashed by secularism and the destructiveness of what happens with colleges that compromise God’s Word, please consider bringing your students to this unique event to learn about colleges that honor God’s Word beginning in Genesis.

I encourage you to register today on the events page of our website.

Thanks for stopping by and thanks for praying,
Ken

This item was written with the assistance of AiG’s research team.