Gary Chiang

St Marys Ontario Presbyterian has a new minister! The call to The Rev. John Fraser was passed by a unanimous vote from the 200 members present at an October 30 meeting. The elders are now getting signatures from everyone including those not in attendance. The call will be taken to Presbytery for approval on November 23rd. The call will then travel to the Barrie Presbytery for approval and then it's official. The induction date is not known yet (it will be decided at Session on Monday, November 7th), but it is reasonably certain that Rev. Fraser will preach his first Sunday on December 4th.

More photos of the church are at
http://www2.ministries-online.org/stmarysont/churchp2.html

Too often a Christian will defend the Bible and creationism on terms dictated by an evolutionist. Christians end up spending a lot of effort trying to prove that Creation Science is a science, or that the earth is only a few thousand years old, or that there is intelligent design (ID) in the universe. These "smoke screens" are set up to mask the one fundamental truth that evolutionists fear the most:

Biology, the science upon which the theory of evolution is based, has absolutely no empirical proof for evolution.

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Dr. Gary Chiang received his B.Sc., M.Sc. and Ph.D. from the University of Toronto where he studied the electrophysiology and electron microscopy of invertebrates. He is currently a Professor of Biology at Redeemer University College (Ancaster, ON, Canada), where along with his wife, Jennifer Chiang, he developed and maintains a comprehensive undergraduate biology program. The Chiangs have also taught biology courses at McMaster University (Hamilton) and Tyndale University College (Toronto), and were instrumental in initiating the Ontario Christian Schools Science Fair.

Arthur C. Custance was born and educated in England and moved to Canada in 1928. In his second year at the University of Toronto he was converted to faith in Christ. The experience so changed his thinking that he switched courses, obtaining an honours M.A. in Hebrew and Greek. In his 13 years of formal education, he explored many facets of knowledge and was particularly interested in anthropology and origins. He completed his Ph.D. at the University of Ottawa in 1959 while serving as head of the Human Engineering Laboratories of the Defence Research Board in Ottawa (Canada) and was engaged in research work for 15 years. During that time he also wrote and published The Doorway Papers. In retirment in 1970, he wrote 6 major books, including Two Men Called Adam (3rd edition editors E M White and R Gary Chiang). His writings are characterized by a rare combination of scholarly thoroughness and biblical orthodoxy.