
Rainforests of the Ocean
“Coral reefs stretch for hundreds of miles throughout the ocean, treasure chests of color, studded with jewels of fish, mammals, and tiny organisms. Large, tiny, bright, dull – the coral reef is full of life.”
As our readers, you’re familiar with the opportunity we have of proclaiming the trustworthiness of God’s word at the Creation Experience Museum. But did you know we are also taking this message beyond the museum walls?
Since our founding in 2008, we have given presentations in churches, Christian schools, camps, VBS programs, youth groups, pastors’ meetings, and homeschool co-ops. However, 2022 was a record year for speaking requests and they haven’t slowed down. Here is what we have coming up this summer:
To meet these requests, our team of speakers is also growing. God has blessed us with a gifted array of presenters, including a music team to minister the truth of God’s word in song as well!
Are you interested in one of our speaking teams coming to your next event? Reach out to our Events Coordinator, Sherry Baker, at (417) 561-0750, or by requesting a speaker.

“Coral reefs stretch for hundreds of miles throughout the ocean, treasure chests of color, studded with jewels of fish, mammals, and tiny organisms. Large, tiny, bright, dull – the coral reef is full of life.”

“As a ministry, we’ve been blessed with many encouraging 5-star reviews[…] However, we also occasionally receive 1-star reviews from those who disagree with our (or really, God’s) message. Inside is a recent attempt to discredit the ministry, taken from our Google page …”

“Recently, we celebrated our second intern graduation of the year. What was especially exciting was we maxed out our internship capacity for the first time since beginning in 2023! We intentionally keep the sessions small to enrich this unique learning opportunity … Enjoy these photos of what our seven summer interns learned and get glimpses of…”

At the Creation Experience Museum, we love working with children. We enjoy pouring into school groups. We get excited when we see families uncover fossils, touch hissing cockroaches, and get questions answered. And yet, as much as we thrive on these interactions in the moment, we realize there’s something even more important going on: We’re helping people build a launchpad.