On Friday, November 10, ICR celebrated a significant milestone in building the ICR Discovery Center for Science and Earth History! The topping-off ceremony began with ICR staff and board members signing the last beam needed to frame the structure. We covered it with Scripture references that reflected our gratitude for this moment and prayers for the center’s future impact. Dr. Henry Morris III led the group in prayer, thanking God for His faithfulness and provision to get us this far and asking for the remaining funds needed to complete this project. Without you, our faithful friends, this progress would not be possible. Thank you for partnering with us!
ICR Discovery Center Milestone
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