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Major Creationist and Worldview Organizations |
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4th
Day Alliance:
a Christian organization focusing on how the heavens declare the glory
of God! Their site has a calendar of coming astronomical events, plus
stunning photos of the heavens! |
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Answers in Genesis The powerhouse of the modern creation movement. They stress reaching the public through events, educational materials and publications. |
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Brannon Howse started as a singer, but mainly deals with Christian worldview: history, politics, creation/evolution, theology, and related subjects. His network of websites advertise his worldview seminars, and also contain articles, audios, videos, and links to news items. All are accessible through "his" site, so we'll send you there. |
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Creation Education Center (Wisconsin) calendar of coming events Jay Seegert is a past president of the Creation Science Society of Milwaukee. Answers in Genesis invited him to become one of their travelling speakers. |
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Creation Ministries International (H.Q.: Australia, United States) This group is part of what use to be Answers in Genesis, which split into two groups. They produce Creation Magazine and the technical Journal of Creation. |
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Creation Moments (Minnesota) Ian
Taylor's website for his radio program of the same name. Taylor authored
the hard-to-put-down book In
the Minds of Men several years ago. Rich website! |
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Creation
Research John Mackay's organization in Australia. He was in Chicago in April, 2008, and plans to be in America in September 2009. |
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Institute for Creation Research The original major creationist organization! They now stress doing the research that provides material for other organizations to use. |
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Summit Ministries |
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Whitcomb Ministries Dr. John Whitcomb co-wrote The Genesis Flood in 1961. This was the book that is credited with sparking the modern creationist movement. He still appears around the country many times per year. |
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Worldview Academy "stands on the solid foundation of scripture, training students and adults to understand their faith as a total worldview." Conferences, semester study at Oxford (UK) and in Colorado, student leadership training camps. |