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Sharing the Gospel Along the Path of the Total Solar Eclipse

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[Ken Ham] G'day {NAME}, People have been buzzing with excitement about the upcoming total solar eclipse. The eclipse will be visible on August 21, 2017, across a swath of North America, including an area just three to four hours southwest of where we are in Northern Kentucky. In Oregon, at the invitation of the Design Science Association, AiG astronomer Dr. Danny Faulkner will be speaking at several eclipse-related events and leading a viewing of the total eclipse. [Read the blog]( Have you heard my Monday radio program yet? All last week and again this week we are looking at 10 reasons every Christian should be a creationist. Number six: Jesus is trustworthy. Jesus treated the Old Testament as ... [Listen to today's radio broadcast]( Sincerely, Ken Ham P.S. You might be interested in [Jesus Christ: Our Intelligent Designer]( from our online store. [facebook - answers in genesis]( [twitter - answers in genesis]( [google+ - answers in genesis]( This email was sent to [{EMAIL}](*:EMAIL:*) [Forward to a friend]( [Update subscriptions]( [Unsubscribe from this list]( Answers In Genesis · 2800 Bullitsburg Church Rd · Petersburg, KY 41080 · USA Please do not reply to this email. If you need help or have a question, please visit our [help area](. Copyright (C) 2017 Answers In Genesis All rights reserved.

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