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November 1, 3 & 4, 2025
Over the years, Biblical scholars have speculated about the nature of the creature described in the KJV as "the fiery flying serpent". The nexus of modern archaeological discoveries, ancient historical accounts, and recent cryptozoological research provides new insights into the identification and characteristics of this creature
Moreover, interviews and personal observations from expeditions to Papua New Guinea suggest that a fiery flying serpent still survives on a remote island there.
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Future Events
- 2025:
- December 6, 8 & 9: Rev. Duane Caldwell: The Tower of Babel: The End of the Beginning
- 2026:
- January 3, 4 & 6: Mr. Tim Whalen: TBD
- February 7, 9 & 10: Dr. Paul Nelson: TBD
- May 2, 4 & 5: Mr. Carl Kerby: TBD
Pastors! Often our MCF speaker is available to speak at your church on the Sunday during the MCF series of meetings! If interested, let us know at 847.223.4730. (This is the Sivertsen residence.)
Video: Millions of Years: the Idea's Unscientific Origin and Catastrophic Consequences
MCF's October 2025 meeting with Dr. Terry Mortenson
Is the evolutionary timeline really a problem? In this presentation, Dr. Mortenson answers this question, explaining the wildly unscientific origin of the evolutionary timeline, and the devastating consequences that come with it.
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