We had a fun time over Memorial Day weekend during the Civil War Re-enactment, with booming cannon, soldier tents, medical demonstrations, and women walking around in hoop skirts and parasols. It was a beautiful sunny weekend!

What a phenomenal presentation we had on Monday with Dr. Titus Kennedy, professor and supervisor of excavations in Jerusalem! How cool to talk to someone who is an archaeologist, who has actually touched artifacts that existed during the time of Christ!

He gave a powerpoint presentation that showed ample evidence from archaeology, of how Scripture is supported by the physical evidence left behind, under the ground. He started with Genesis and continued all the way to the New Testament, showing artifact after artifact that mentioned people from Scripture, during the time periods that they would have existed. The pictures were interesting, and the questions afterwards were really good. Someone asked what a typical day for an archaeologist was like. He answered all the questions candidly. It made me want to be an archaeologist. This workshop was fascinating, and I'm glad we had the opportunity to hear him!