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The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
Check the AzOSA events page for scheduled lectures, field studies, and seminars. Then sign up for our newsletter
The Beginning of Science. The Science of Beginning.
Check the AzOSA events page for scheduled lectures, field studies, and seminars. Then sign up for our newsletter
November 13, 2012
The last AzOSA presentations for 2012 are in November. Christmas gift ideas abound at the presentation locations.
► Nov 15 – 7:00 PM – Tucson: Seeing God’s Design Through Chemistry. Click for more details about all presentations at the Pima County Events Page.
► Nov 12 – 7:00 PM – Phoenix: Seeing God’s Design Through Chemistry.
► Nov 13 – 7:00 PM – Tempe: Seeing God’s Design Through Chemistry.
► Nov 14 – 7:00 PM – Arizona Christian University (Phoenix): Seeing God’s Design Through Chemistry.
Click for more details about all presentations at the Maricopa County Events Page.
In October 2012, Steve Miller delivered presentations to AzOSA audiences highlighting the evidence and inferences supporting a young Universe and young Earth creation science view. Unexpectedly, Mr. Miller passed away on November 6, 2012. Memorial services and burial were in Prescott Valley on Tuesday, November 13. Mr. Miller held a B.A. in Philosophy and Apologetics, was a former President of the Calumet Astronomical Society, and brought keen insights to the understanding of the Genesis account of Creation. Please pray for his wife and family in this difficult time.
► AzOSA recognizes and thanks Ann Hines for her faithful service as East side Assistant Book Master for three years. Ann has been instrumental in our carrying out the Great Commission – thank you, Ann!
► Edwin Zimmer has returned to serve again as East side Assistant Book Master. Thank you for your prior service and for your continuing support, Edwin!
► David McNAbb, currently serving as AzOSA Board member and Vice President for the Yavapai region, has stepped up to serve also as AzOSA’s Media Coordinator. Thank you, David!
Arizona Christian University has several positions open. Click here to learn about the positions and to apply: http://arizonachristian.edu/about/employment.
Full Time Positions: Human Resources and Payroll Manager, Accounts Payable Assistant, Custodian-2nd Shift, History Communication Instructor, VP for Institutional Advancement, IT Help Desk Technician. Part Time positions: Adjunct Faculty in Geography, Cultural Anthropology and Sociology, Biology, Chemistry, Spanish, English, Mathematics, and Business.
New Year’s resolutions can promise diet changes, job searches, or better grades. How about a resolution to advance the message of Creation this coming year – do something that can reap eternal rewards. Apply your skills and invest a few hours a month to propel our mission. This may well be your time to join the team in one of these areas:
► Marketing Consultant – help leadership team develop ideas and strategies for expanding AzOSA membership and influence in target areas. Contact Dr. Joseph Kezele at Dr. Kezele’s contact portal.
► Church Survey Assistant – using simple direct mail techniques, help this ongoing original research project obtain and organize data to understand origin science’s challenges in some churches and how to overcome them. Contact Dr. Joseph Kezele at Dr. Kezele’s contact portal.
► Bookstore Assistant – Straightforward but vital to our mission. Help maintain the stock for the AzOSA stores, using the systems already in place. AzOSA can thrive only by delivering the materials people need to make the scientific case for Creation. You can directly contribute to everyone’s success. Contact Dr. Kezele at Dr. Kezele’s contact portal or Vern Hartz (bookstore@azosa.org). This e-mail address is being protected from Internet risks, so you need JavaScript enabled to view it; or phone 520-721-8278 for more information.
Click right now and see these top-quality resources you can use for homeschooling, bolstering your own understanding, sharing with others, and using in small group studies. (Click here for our great resources – and click here for more!)
New items, more opportunities, AzOSA continuously serves. Click here to view our dedicated events page. Don’t wait for a monthly newsletter to stay informed. Visit http://www.azosa.org/ every week. Guaranteed to work even after the Mayan calendar ends on December 21, 2012. (Try us if you’re skeptical.)
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