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Today's Creation Moment

Jul
29
Another Cost of Divorce
Matthew 19:6
So then, they are no longer two but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.

The Bible teaches that marriage is one man and one woman, united into one flesh for life. Traditional morality has reflected this view. However, modern Western culture has viewed divorce as a...

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Board of Directors

Mark W. Cadwallader

Mark W. Cadwallader is Board Chairman of Creation Moments and has served on the Board since 1996. He holds a Master of Science in Chemical Engineering from the University of Houston and has worked as an applied materials scientist and engineer in plastics, oil additives, and pollution control for 20 years. He operates his own consulting firm, providing product development and expert failure analysis among other services. Mark has been a supporter of Creation Moments since 1983 and credits the ministry for opening his faith to the unerring credibility of the Bible in all areas including science, and thus helping to transform his life. Mark has published over 100 articles and conference papers in his scientific field of expertise as well as in Creation Science and apologetics. He is a conference and seminar speaker in his field of geosynthetics and pollution control, and in Creation/Intelligent Design. He has given expert testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Hazardous Materials. Mark and his wife Susan homeschool their six children in Conroe, Texas.

Donald S. Clark, Ph.D.

Dr. Clark is Executive Vice President for Sharing Ministries International in Garden Valley, Texas. Before joining Sharing Ministries, he and his wife, Andrea, served with Mercy Ships for four years.

Dr. Clark earned his B.S. and Ph.D. in Physical Biochemistry at Louisiana State University. After receiving his Ph.D., he continued his research in Physical Biochemistry at Florida State University and the University of California, Irvine. Dr. Clark worked as a research chemist for Rohm and Haas, Co. for two years and then moved to Allergan, Inc. (a leading ophthalmic pharmaceutical company). There he served, with increasing responsibility, as Director of Product Development to develop new eye and skin care pharmaceuticals. In 1989 he moved to Texas to oversee the development efforts of a start-up biopharmaceutical company, Houston Biotechnology Incorporated. He served as an officer of the company and Vice President of Development and Medical Affairs. Medarex, Inc., a biotechnology company, acquired HBI in 1997. Dr. Clark continued as the Vice President of Clinical Development until joining Mercy Ships.

Dr. Clark has also served as a board member for Christ Community School in The Woodlands, Texas, where he helped to grow the school and increase the awareness for the need of Christ-centered education in that area. He was also a volunteer Chaplain at a local jail, ministering to the needs of the men who had little positive direction in their lives.

Ian T. Taylor

Ian was born in the UK and graduated with degrees in metallurgical engineering. He immigrated to Canada and spent 19 years as research metallurgist with the Aluminum Company of Canada and obtained patents, including a novel process for the manufacture of armor plate. He became a Christian in 1974, lost his position as metallurgist and joined David Mainse, Canada's TV evangelist. He became producer of 39 television programs of the "Crossroads" series, including a 13-part TV episode exposing the fallacies of the theory of evolution. He wrote the book In the Minds of Men: Darwin and the New World Order in 1984. In 2008, the book was updated and expanded to 518 pages, and it is available from Creation Moments.

In 1996, at the invitation of Creation Moments, he moved to Minneapolis and, working under the terms of NAFTA, became President and the voice of the Creation Moments daily radio program. After two years he returned to Canada and is still the voice of this popular radio program now heard daily on over 1,300 stations in the US and around the world. He continues to research and lecture and has traveled throughout North America, most of the Southeast Asian countries including central China, Russia, the Balkan countries including the Crimea, many European countries and the UK.

Pastor Craig Spofford

Craig was born in Dallas, Texas, and now lives not far from Creation Moments' offices in Minnesota. While attending high school, he became a Christian and felt a call to pursue full-time ministry. This led him to attend a Christian university where he earned a BA in Religious Education. Because of the evolutionary teaching at the university, however, he became disillusioned about his faith and spent the next 15 years working in the social services field. But God’s calling was not to be deterred. At a men’s retreat in 1994, Craig was challenged by a speaker on the truth of God’s Word and the reality that evolution does not deal truthfully with the condition of man. This sparked a renewed desire for the truth of God’s Word. Through the help of ministries like Creation Moments, Craig became convinced that the world was indeed made by God as the Bible records it. He is excited about serving on the board of Creation Moments and being a part of a ministry that leads people to hunger for the literal truth found in Scripture. Since 2005, Craig has also been able to fulfill God’s calling to full-time ministry. He presently serves as Assistant Pastor at Zimmerman Evangelical Free Church in Zimmerman, Minnesota.

James R. Anderson

With a BSB (Business) and an LLB (Law) – both from the University of Minnesota – Jim Anderson is the newest member of the Creation Moments board of directors. He is also on the board of Genco Resources Ltd., a public Canadian mining company, and is President of Southwestern Mineral Leasing Company, a private Texas corporation engaged in exploration and production of oil and gas in various states.

Jim developed an interest in the creation/evolution controversy after seeing a film on the subject at the age of 13. He never accepted the evolution theory but believed the Genesis account simply because this was what the Bible taught. However, he was not able to learn much about the subject until he was 24. At that time he came across materials published by the Bible Science Association – the ministry that was later to change its name to Creation Moments. After reading the material, he ordered and read additional creation science materials, learning more and more on the subject. Over the years he came to see that this issue is one of today's critical battlegrounds between God and Satan for the hearts and minds of people. He has come to see the many harmful ways in which evolutionary theory influences modern society. He has also learned that the truth of biblical creation can penetrate the darkness where it is presented and cause people to be more open to the Gospel.