Bob Cooperman

Topic: The James Webb Space Telescope On December 25, 2021, NASA launched the 10 billion dollar James Webb Space Telescope. Its primary purpose was to peer into the most distant parts of the universe to see what the universe looked like near the beginning of time, immediately following the Big Bang. What were their secular more »

Topic: In God We Trust: Christ, Creation, and the Declaration of Independence Mr. Frank DeFreitas will answer the question “what were our founding fathers’ thoughts on our Creator and Creation?” through their own words ... from research he did in the national archives, including pieces from his Wonders of the Bible collection showing the history more »

Topic: God’s Amazing Hummingbird Of all the birds of God’s creation, the hummingbird might be the most remarkable. Everything about these creatures shouts design. Their little hearts can beat more than 1,000 times a minute, while their wings beat from 50 to 80 times a second. Its specialized interaction with plants, visual color range, complex more »

Topic: The 2024 Solar Eclipse We welcome Mr. George Michael as our guest speaker. Come learn about one of the grand events of the sky in 2024, a solar eclipse, with 90.58% obscuration in Lancaster and see a map showing the route of total eclipse. The presentation will describe the geometry of a total solar more »

Topic: The Molecular Basis of Inheritance and Gene Expression: How DNA and protein synthesis exhibit the handiwork of a Creator – Part 1 of 2 Copying and expressing the genetic program in cells is no easy feat. Yet, cells do it all the time and we sometimes take for granted the elaborate mechanisms at play.  Many interconnected systems more »

Topic: Starlight and Time Tonight we welcome back Mr. Charlie Liebert as our guest speaker. He will appear via Zoom and will give various perspectives on the question of how the Universe can be only thousands of years old while light seems to take billions of years to reach us from the distant cosmos. Mr. more »