2010 Cincinnati Branch of CRSEF

CRSEF Cincinnati presentations are given at a local library on the second Thursday of each month. Note that this is a change from last year.

All presentations are planned to run from 7:00-7:45 PM followed by a 15 minute, or longer, Q&A time. Some presentations have technical content, but we try to supply descriptive information to appeal to ages 12 and above.

Thursday, August 12th 7:00PM

Monthly presentation: Bob Moak presenting “Creation to the Cross” – Go on this journey from The Beginning to the New Beginning! Adam sinned; therefore, Jesus had to come to be his sinless replacement. There is a war being waged for the souls of mankind, which side will the next generation be joining? Presentation to be held at the Brecon United Methodist Church.

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Saturday, August 28th 10:00AM - 8:00PM

Heritage Day Festival – CRSEF (12th Annual) will have a booth for displays, give away literature, and have games for children. CRSEF will have our dinosaur and the Noah’s Ark replica in the booth area. The CRSEF booth will open at 10 AM; please stop by to play a game or discus Creation.

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Thursday, September 9th 7:00PM

Monthly presentation: Dr. John Whitmore, Associate Professor of Geology at Cedarville University presenting, “Research update on the Coconino Sandstone of the Grand Canyon” at Groesbeck Public Library.

Many believe that the Coconino Sandstone of northern and central Arizona represents the remnants of a large desert that once covered the area. They believe the large cross beds in the sandstone represent ancient desert sand dunes. However, evidence is mounting that the Sandstone was deposited underwater, not in a desert. Dr. Whitmore will share new discoveries that he has made in this important rock layer.

Dr. John Whitmore is Professor of Geology at Cedarville University where he has been teaching since 1991. He has been working on the Coconino Sandstone for about 10 years.

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Saturday, September 11th 12:00PM - 3:00PM — Rain Date Sept. 18th

12th Annual Fossil Hunt, Dr. John Whitmore, Assistant Professor of Geology at Cedarville University will be guide and lecturer. John will help you identify the fossils you find, which you may be permitted to keep! This is a family outing, please bring your children! NOTE: No tools can be used to dig fossils at Caesar’s Creek!

Comments from John about having this event at Caesar’s Creek: "The quality of the fossils will make-up for the rules that are in place there. There is also a scenic hike that we can go on, leaving from the spillway area."

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Thursday, October 14th 7:00PM

Monthly presentation: Dr. Eric Norman, a Board Member of CRSEF, presenting [title and topic TBD].

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Thursday, November 11th 7:00PM

Monthly presentation: Tom Hill of AiG and CRSEF presenting, “The Genesis 12 Project.” Do relics and ruins better match secular history or Biblical history? Presentation held at the Sharonville Public Library.

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November 18-21, 2010

The 62nd National Missionary Convention; 2010 Theme: "Harvest of Hope” The hunger for hope is escalating around the world. Simultaneously is the growing sensation that we are headed towards a global harvest. The two concepts will converge at this year's National Missionary Convention under the theme "Harvest of Hope."

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2010 Columbus Branch of CRSEF Events

There are currently no upcoming CRSEF Columbus events

For further information about CRSEF Cincinnati events please contact one of the following:

Bob Moak via email or call 513-825-4047.

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