For our February 13th, 2026 meeting, RMCF welcomes Mr. Mike Snavely of Mission Imperative. His talk is titled ''Aunt Lucy?'. What evidence is there that humans evolved from ape-like creatures? As it turns out, not much! In fact, the “evidence” is stunningly sparse, being limited to a few fossilized bones. However, many of these are either fakes, or greatly misinterpreted and exaggerated. This session uses humor as it exposes much of this. To conclude, we show mathematically and geographically why the apes- to-man scenario is quite impossible!
Mike Snavely, the son of missionaries, was reared in South Africa in a wildlife-rich area. After graduating from Oak Hills College in Minnesota, he returned to South Africa to work for the National Park Service in Kruger National Park. In 1986, he and his wife, Carrie, went to South Africa as missionaries and served with TEAM at Durban Bible College. They home-educated their three children. In 1995, he founded Mission Imperative - a ministry of teaching creation-oriented issues through a series of seminars. Mike, an inductee into the Creation Science Hall of Fame, authored Creation or Evolution (a 1st place award winner with Practical Homeschooling). He has produced many videos covering various creation-oriented issues, including the “Adventures of Ranger Mike” series for kids. They also developed three unique excursions that “put wings” to topics he teaches: The “Southwest Safari” is a 10-day, flood-oriented trip to the Colorado Plateau, while the “African Wildlife Safari” is a 16-day, creation-oriented tour to South Africa. The Alaska Safari is a 12-day cruise/tour featuring highlights of the “Stricken Earth” session, issues related to the Pacific Ring of Fire. Mike also produces a weekly e-mail covering many creation-oriented topics.
Please join us at the church in-person for fellowship and personal time with our speaker. There will be snacks and refreshments afterwards.
For those who cannot attend in person, you can watch the presentation live via the RMCF YouTube Channel.
