Volcanic Eruptions of History and Creationism
Volcanoes are some of nature’s most awesome and devastating forces on Earth.  They can destroy themselves and the environment around them in seconds yet evolutionists say they take thousands of years to form.  Come and learn about the many classes of volcanoes and what causes them to erupt.  You will hear about some of the worst disasters caused by these fearsome cauldrons of molten rock, and how they destroyed countless lives and cities through the centuries.
Books and articles from the Mt. St. Helen’s eruption of 1980, and some of the actual ash from the eruption will be on display.  By using the visual evidence surrounding the eruption and recovery of the Mt. St. Helen’s disaster, we will discuss how volcanic activity supports Creationism, the Flood and a young earth!
 
Our Speaker: David Wiedenkeller
David holds a Master’s Degree in Public History from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a certification in museum studies from Milwaukee Public Museum.  Over the past twenty-five years, David has been able to use his passion for history by making over 800 first-person presentations in full costume of prominent historical figures.  His audiences include a wide spectrum of ages, from elementary school to college level classes, senior communities and many other community and church organizations.  For each character, David brings a sense of authenticity, drama and sensitivity to his varying audiences as he accurately makes each historical hero come to life before their eyes.
In 2017, David launched his History of Volcanoes and Creationism for the Creation Science Society of Milwaukee.  By using his talents of public speaking, a passion for History, and his life-long research of volcanoes and plate tectonics, he uses the evidence volcanoes give us to help support the view of Creation.  Recent volcanic activity throughout the world has brought to the surface new insights with stunning video footage that will be included in his lecture.