The Lewiston Area Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the lumbering, farming and recreation history of Lewiston, Michigan. Greg and Linda Arbogast give an account of how the town started in 1891 as a lumber company with supporting businesses supplying the needs of the lumber workers. The Michelson-Hanson company began in Grayling and Gaylord then acquired land at the Lewiston area. The Lewiston museum is located in the home donated by the family of George Sachs, who owned the hardware store in Lewiston. Prior to George Sachs, the house was built by David Kneeland, who managed the lumber company. The house next door was built by David Kneeland's brother, Otis, and that was the house Doug Sharp would visit every summer as a vacation home, owned by his grandmother. Julie Giordano is the new employee of the museum and she tells of her experience diving into Lewiston history. Lewiston has an annual tradition of Timberfest in August, where they celebrate the history of the lumbering origins of the town.

Dennis Siler is one of the directors of the Living Waters Bible Camp in Westby, Wisconsin. He teaches children how to recognize and receive God through examining His creation. He shows that Romans Chapter 1 tells us that everyone has the knowledge of God and is without excuse because He has shown His existence through His creation. This is the talk that he gave at the West Michigan Creation Fellowship in Ada, Michigan on September 15, 2026.

The ENCODE project's recent discoveries have found functionality related to the sections of DNA referred to as "junk DNA". They discovered that there are very important DNA functions related to genes that encode proteins related to regulation. These are workhorses in the human body. Some evolutionists dismiss this research because these findings are inconsistent with the evolutionary worldview. Over 400 scientists in 32 different laboratories have released their findings studying junk DNA and have published their findings in several different scientific journals. The sheer volume of information is amazing, hundreds of terabytes of data. One scientist involved in the project said, "We are now seeing the majority of the rest of the genome is active to some extent." Fortunately, this prompted more extensive research of the remaining 99 percent of the genome. The evolutionary assumption that 98% of the genome is junk leftover mutated DNA not involved in coding held back research for many years. This is another case where scientists have ignored the possibility of intelligent design to the detriment of understanding the true origin of life.

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