Session Two this week

We began this series last week with a discussion on the Big Bang and religious responses to the Big Bang Theory.  This week, we will continue with our thoughtful conversations.

Tuesday, May 8   7:00 pm at Heritage Baptist Fellowship.

The Theory of Evolution and Life on Earth
Presenters:  Dr. Scott Reese and Rev. Jake Hall

Join in this Tuesday for another lecture and time for discussion. There will be childcare provided upon request. Call 770-479-9415.

Do you have questions that you would like to share prior to the session? Have thoughts about last week’s presentation? Email your questions to this week’s presenters: Dr. Scott Reese and Rev. Jake Hall.

Presenter: Scott A. Reese, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Biology, Comparative Physiology, at Kennesaw State University. His research looks at the evolutionary paths that have led to physiological mechanisms allowing amphibians and reptiles to survive during the harsh winter environments found in the northern United States. He uses a comparative approach, looking at respiratory and acid-base physiology among several species that utilize different mechanisms for surviving.

Rev. Hall

Presenter:  Rev. Jake Hall has served as Pastor of Heritage Baptist Fellowship since 2006. A graduate of Duke University’s Divinity School, he and his wife Erin have lived in Canton for 6 years. He is completing his Doctorate at Mercer University and teaches as an adjunct at Reinhardt University, in the religion department.