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Welcome to Rocky Mountain Creation Fellowship!
The Mission of the Rocky Mountain Creation Fellowship is to develop a network of people who are committed to the education and proclamation of the inerrant word of God and its literal, six consecutive twenty-four hour days of creation (here is our Statement of Belief).
At RMCF, we:
- Hold monthly fellowship meetings that include noted guest speakers on the topic of creation.
- Publish a bi-monthly newsletter, featuring articles from RMCF members.
- Broadcast on the radio - Real Science Friday airs several Fridays a month on the 50,000 watt AM 670.
- Provide creation speakers to churches, schools, and other organizations.
- Organize safaris once or twice a year where we enjoy adventure, fellowship, and family fun.
- Provide a bookstore at our monthly meeting, and a library to freely rent creation Videos and DVDs.
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The atmosphere is divided into regions four specific regions as depicted in the following chart:
| CHART 1 |
| Regions of the Atmosphere |
| Designated Region |
Altitude (Kilometers) |
| Troposphere |
0-11 |
| Stratosphere |
11-50 |
| Mesosphere |
50-80 |
| Thermosphere |
80-120 |
All of the chemical composition is determined within 25km (15.5 miles) from the earth’s surface. This means that only the Troposphere and one half of the atmosphere is described by a stable chemical composition But each of these regions are subject to very irregular temperature variations. In the Troposphere the average temperature varies linearly from about 20 C (degrees Celsius) or 77 F (degrees Fahrenheit) to -60 C (-76 F) at an 11 km altitude, but in the Stratosphere the average temperature varies non-linearly: it is constant at -60C from 11 to about 20 km altitude; increases non-linearly....
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Rocky Mountain Creation Fellowship has launched a new and improved website! We hope our new website will be able to better serve our members and internet visitors. Please contact webmaster younge th.org if you have any questions or trouble with the new site.
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Rocky Mountain Creation Fellowship is honored to have as our February speaker, Mr. Fred Williams. Fred has been giving talks on creation for over 14 years to churches, schools, conferences, and other organizations, and is also the co-host with Bob Enyart on the "Real Science Friday" program that airs bi-monthly at 3:00pm on the 50,000-watt AM 670 KLTT (AM 670). Fred currently serves on the RMCF Board of Directors as secretary, and has served as RMCF's Vice President in the past. Fred has also long served as the Webmaster for the Creation Research Society, the oldest creation organization in the United States.
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This month, an episode of History Channel's series "How the Earth Was Made" was devoted to catastrophic flood origins for the Grand Canyon, a theory that has been promoted by creationist geologists for decades. The theory is attributed to a geologist at a community college in Phoenix, Dr. John Douglass, who presented his analysis at a symposium on the "Origin and Evolution" of the Canyon in the year 2000.
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The January 2010 newsletter has been released. Members should be receiving the newsletter soon. Click here to read the newsletter. |
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