We had a great trip. There were many firsts for us. Our first year with a girl in COMMIT and choir and student sessions. Our first year with a son in ALERT Cadet program. Both of those were highlights for us. I would say this was the first year we really enjoyed Family Viewing. It was also our first year not to come straight home afterward. We took our time getting home and it was wonderful.
After we had brunch at a friend's house (til 3:00 pm) we drove to Hebron, Kentucky to the Creation Museum. WOW! We would recommend spending at least two days there. Everything they did is first class. There is a mixture of multi-media exhibits and diagrams, diaramas and a cross-section of what Noah's Ark may have looked like. Some explanation of how they would have built it (tools and techniques). While we were there we discussed a few things with the kids about the exhibits. For instance, how coal beds were formed.
We decided we needed to talk to our church staff and plan a church trip to the Museum for Biblical Creation education of our congregation. So many of the teens are so indoctrinated by evolution. The Museum provides such great visuals and the truth from God's Word.
They have seven different points of progression...
- Creation
- Corruption
- Catastrophe
- Confusion
- Christ
- Cross
- Consumation
It was one of the highlights of our trip and we would definitely recommend it. For large families the Yearly Family membership is a good idea. You can go two days now. Then go another two days before it expires. Or as often as you can. We plan on going again before our trip to Nashville next year.
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