ISBR Creation Science Forums:
Two Locations
Lancaster, PA and Frederick, MD
Special Announcement

A press release and movie trailer were recently presented for
"Struck - the Streaming Series," an upcoming
online production linking the lives of Noah (who was "struck" by God to build the Ark) and Dr. John Morris (who carried out
13 expeditions to search for it and was literally "struck" by lightning and almost died, except for God's grace)
Please read the press release (click here) and
Also, please click here to watch a related presentation
by ISBR VP Jay Auxt
click here to watch the exciting 5-minute trailer
ISBR is a non-profit 501(c)(3) ministry incorporated in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania since 1994
Check out these two presentations by ISBR VP Jay Auxt.The topic is "Starlight and Time," a perplexing topic for many because the Biblical account of a young universe is opposed to the mainstream scientific view of billions of years. As believers, we know that God is the author of both Scripture and science, so that there cannot be inconsistencies. Please check these out and see for yourself ...
ISBR-Lancaster

Tuesday, May 21, 2025, 6:30 - 8:00 PM

Meeting at the
Farm and Home Center of Lancaster
1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster, PA 17601
For directions, please click here

Topic:  TBD
Stay Tuned for description

Please join us…  and bring a friend!
ISBR is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization

ISBR-Lancaster forums are held on the
3rd Tuesday of the month from September through May
  and are open to the public.
Freewill offering taken
ISBR-Frederick

Monday, May 12, 2025, 6:45 - 8:00 PM
       
Meeting at
Frederick Calvary Chapel

244 S. Jefferson St., Frederick, MD 21701
For directions please click here



Topic: Dem Bones

Tonight our guest speaker is Patricia Auxt-Nelson, daughter of ISBR VP Jay Auxt. Have you ever wanted to be a real live paleontologist (you know; someone who digs up dinosaur bones!) but you don’t want to waste half your life getting an evolution based PhD degree?  Tonight Tricia will share her experiences of multiple fossil digs.  How would you manage a 6 foot long Brachiosaurus humerus bone??  It’s quite a challenge, and it could get quite humorous!  Then, once you get it back to the lab, how do you remove all the excess sedimentary rock and accurately preserve only the fossil?  And, well, what about …?    So many
exciting questions!!  Come join us while Tricia shares
her stories, experiences, and photos!
After seeing this presentation, you will be anxious to participate
in the next ICR sponsored dino dig!



Please join us…  and bring a friend!
ISBR is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization


ISBR-Frederick forums are held on the
2nd Monday of the month from April through December
  and are open to the public.
Freewill offering taken


Click here to watch our
ISBR Climate Change Conference
Click here to watch the
2023 Mount Airy Bible Church
Creation Apologetics Conference