Death is the great enemy of all mankind. Since that fateful day in the Garden of Eden, when "by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin" (Romans 5:12), God's creation has groaned under the curse of decay and death.

In troubled times, many ministries are often forced to scale back in order to survive. ICR is no exception to economic pressures, of course, but our perspective remains solidly focused on our Lord's promise to "supply all your need" (Philippians 4:19).

God's Word is under attack from many sides today. Some question whether it can be taken as actual truth, or whether it must be interpreted in light of whatever modern culture deems scientifically "true" at any given time.

February 2009 will see multiple celebrations held around the world in honor of "Darwin Day," established "in appreciation of verifiable knowledge that has been acquired solely through human curiosity and ingenuity."¹ No doubt the festivities this year will be doubly significant, marking both the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin on February 12th and the 150th anniversary of his work <

I am often asked about ICR's current needs. With great joy, I have shared the many opportunities the Lord has opened for us.