Black Hills Adventures and Conference • Rapid City, SD.


Dates: Jun 7, 2023 - Jun 10, 2023

Join us for the Black Hills Adventures and Conference! ICR’s Dr. Randy Guliuzza, Dr. Tim Clarey, and Dr. Brian Thomas, along with Dr. Kevin Horton and Mr. Mike Mueller from the Institute for Biblical Authority, and John and Ynita Swomley of JandY Ministry.

This multi-day event includes activities for your entire family! Wednesday and Thursday will feature guided tours of several notable geological points of interest, monuments, and museums in the Black Hills of South Dakota, as well as the Badlands National Park. Friday and Saturday will feature fun and informative sessions hosted at the First Assembly Church of Rapid City. Bring your family for this memorable adventure, as we experience and appreciate the majesty and workmanship of our Lord Jesus, as seen in His creation.

Click on the images below to find out more information about each part of this event.

Mount Rushmore visit and Chuckwagon Supper (Wednesday)
Black Hills Bus Tour (Thursday)
Badlands National Park Bus and Hiking Tour (Thursday)
FREE Black Hills Field Trips with IBA (Thursday and Friday)
Family Fun Night (Friday)
Black Hills Creation Conference (Saturday)
Frequently Asked Questions

Registration

Purchase tickets to the conference, bus tours, and more at the link below! Please use code BlackHillsFree to access the tickets to the Mount Rushmore visit and Family Fun Night events.

Location

First Assembly Rapid City

4905 U.S. 16 Srv. Rd.,
Rapid City, SD. 57701

For more information, please email events@ICR.org, or call 214.615.8306.

Map and Directions

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