Sharing My Story

1. Don Patton showing Bea Dunkel and
others creation evidence.


2. Joe Taylor talking to Linda Drake.


3. Joel Peck talking with Aaron
Judkins and Jordan Hall


4. John Adolfi


5. Whitney Yule


6. Phillip O'Donnel


7. Paul Viet


8. Mary Ann Stuart


9. Linda Drake


10. Jordan Hall


11. John Hanker


12. Joel Peck


13. Jodi Storm


14. Jeremy Auldaney


15. Dave McQueen


16. David Babbitt


17. Andrew St. Marie


18. Aaron Judkins


19. Dennis Peterson


20. Joe Taylor

On March 3 and 4, 2009 at the Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum
in Crosbyton, Texas was held the first meeting of independent
creation science workers. The conference was organized and
hosted by Joe Taylor, director of the Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum.

The first day was involved in everyone sharing what they have
been doing in the movement. Some are field excavators,
researchers, speakers, writers, museum directors and
resource personnel.

The second day was used as a brainstorming time concerning
a name and web site for a cooperative association of independent
creation workers. Also discussed were possible co-op publishing
ventures, a training school for creaionary paleontologists, TV shows,
videos and other issues.

The evenings were devoted to viewing recently produced motion
pictures including Whitney Yule's excellent bio of Joe Taylor called
"Bone Digger" and John Mackay's somewhat controversial but
energetic "Darwin On the Rocks."

Over all around 35 people attended (families included) and the
meeting represented a good step in the right direction toward
developing a mutually beneficial association of creation science workers.

Included here (above) are photos I took of some of the people who
attended the conference.