More than 350 people, including 150 youth and children, explored how science ‘convincingly aligns with a Biblical view of creation’ at the Christian Values in Education’s annual conference, organisers say.
Christian Values in Education, a charity that seeks to equip and encourage believers involved in education – parents, students, teachers, staff, governors – chose the theme ‘Foundations’ for its annual national conference, focusing on the importance of ‘the literal truth of Genesis for today’.
Tim Wills, Business and Development Manager CVIE, writes: ‘The event took place at the King’s Centre in Chessington, and the keynote speakers were Stuart Burgess, Steve Taylor and Andy McIntosh, all of whom are engaged with Truth in Science, an organisation promoting good science education in the UK which seeks to counter evolutionary teaching in schools.
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