Where is the Genetic Evidence for Evolution? - Resources

The Webb Telescope and God’s Evolving Universe

From ancient civilizations to modern scientists and everyone in between, we all share a desire to understand where we as humans came from and what our place is in the universe. What might the Webb Telescope reveal to us about these big questions?

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Regina McCurdy

Regina McCurdy | Teaching Teachers to Teach Science

Regina tells her story and then we talk about the importance of bringing empathy into the classroom and the role race and ethnicity plays in the science classroom.

Podcast Episode

Reconciling Evolution | Part Two

We hear from some of the people putting the work of teaching evolution into practice and we hear a few stories of the hardship.

Artist's picturesque depiction of Archeopteryx flying

Blog Post

By Ryan Bebej

Are Dinosaurs Extinct? Modern Birds Connect us to Our Ancient Past

Dinosaurs are extinct, or are they? A paleontologist reflects on seeing signs of ancient prehistoric creatures while hiking.

Blog Post

By Ciara Reyes-Ton

More than a Powerhouse: Mitochondria, DNA and Dad

Mitochondria are so much more than powerhouses. While we inherit Mitochondrial DNA primarily from Mom, that doesn't mean Dad's contribution is any less important.

Picturesque Oak trees overhanging with Spanish moss

Article

By Amanda L. Townley
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Amanda L. Townley: Evolution Education and Science Literacy in the South

Amanda L. Townley draws on her experience as a former middle school and high school teacher and work as a professor in science education to raise the next generation of educators.

Article

By Faith Stults

The Webb Telescope and God’s Evolving Universe

From ancient civilizations to modern scientists and everyone in between, we all share a desire to understand where we as humans came from and what our place is in the universe. What might the Webb Telescope reveal to us about these big questions?

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Regina McCurdy

Regina McCurdy | Teaching Teachers to Teach Science

Regina tells her story and then we talk about the importance of bringing empathy into the classroom and the role race and ethnicity plays in the science classroom.

Podcast Episode

Reconciling Evolution | Part Two

We hear from some of the people putting the work of teaching evolution into practice and we hear a few stories of the hardship.

Blog Post

By Ryan Bebej

Are Dinosaurs Extinct? Modern Birds Connect us to Our Ancient Past

Dinosaurs are extinct, or are they? A paleontologist reflects on seeing signs of ancient prehistoric creatures while hiking.

Blog Post

By Ciara Reyes-Ton

More than a Powerhouse: Mitochondria, DNA and Dad

Mitochondria are so much more than powerhouses. While we inherit Mitochondrial DNA primarily from Mom, that doesn't mean Dad's contribution is any less important.

Article

By Amanda L. Townley
and Ciara Reyes-Ton

Amanda L. Townley: Evolution Education and Science Literacy in the South

Amanda L. Townley draws on her experience as a former middle school and high school teacher and work as a professor in science education to raise the next generation of educators.

Article

By Faith Stults

The Webb Telescope and God’s Evolving Universe

From ancient civilizations to modern scientists and everyone in between, we all share a desire to understand where we as humans came from and what our place is in the universe. What might the Webb Telescope reveal to us about these big questions?

Podcast Episode

Featuring guest Regina McCurdy

Regina McCurdy | Teaching Teachers to Teach Science

Regina tells her story and then we talk about the importance of bringing empathy into the classroom and the role race and ethnicity plays in the science classroom.

Podcast Episode

Reconciling Evolution | Part Two

We hear from some of the people putting the work of teaching evolution into practice and we hear a few stories of the hardship.

Evolution & God

N.T. Wright and Francis Collins sing "Genesis"

Animal Suffering: God & Pain in the Evolutionary Story

Scientists Tell Their Stories: Owen Gingerich

My Lifelong Passion for Helping Students Reconcile Faith and Evolution

7. How Evolution Works, Part 2

Are Dinosaurs Extinct? Modern Birds Connect us to Our Ancient Past

More than a Powerhouse: Mitochondria, DNA and Dad

Amanda L. Townley: Evolution Education and Science Literacy in the South

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