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Exploring the Museum of Catastrophe

by CreationStudies Institute August 14, 2024, 6:50 am

Indiana Jane: Catastrophe video still

[Editor’s note: We are excited at the work our community is doing to share educational experiences with kids and adults in their local areas. Today’s video showcases the work happening on the east coast of Florida!]

Come explore the evidence in the ground pointing to the greatest catastrophe the world has ever experienced: Noah’s Flood. Watch as Indiana Jane and her young assistants take us on a tour of the kinds of things we have here at our museum.

You can find many more videos for children and adults on our YouTube channel.

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Written by CreationStudies Institute

The Creation Studies Institute was founded by Tom DeRosa in 1988 and has trained tens of thousands of men, women and children over the years with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the beauty of His creation. They are currently focusing on bringing the power of creation to Central America. Find out more at CreationStudies.org

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