November 4, 2021 - 7:00 PM
Hope Lutheran Church, Aurora
Mr. Paul Feltz
“In Search of Noah’s Flood”
This talk tracks Paul’s journey from 2014 when he first discovered a book in an
abandoned library titled The World that Perished by Dr. John Whitcomb. The
book convinced Paul that Noah’s Flood was a real event and that he should be
able to find evidence for it in this area of Colorado. This talk shows evidence
from Morgan, Weld, and Washington counties that relates to and confirms the
catastrophic events of the flood.
About Paul Feltz: Northeast Colorado Creation Group founder, Paul Feltz,
retired following a 45-year career as a turbine control system specialist that
spanned from manufacturing to design support to owning his own company.
His career included working on, and teaching, of turbine control systems at
nuclear power plants. Paul developed an interest in geomorphology (landforms)
and rocks as a farm boy growing up north of Ft. Collins. As an adult, his research
has led to books and collaboration with other “science-minded” men who
believed that a worldwide flood explained much of the evidence he found in the
rocks of northeastern Colorado.
To Print a Flyer, Click Here!
To Join us via LiveStream Click here!
To view the video, Click Here!
In the Beginning, God…
November 4,
2021 - 7:00 PM
Hope Lutheran
Church, Aurora
Mr. Paul Feltz
“In Search of
Noah’s Flood”
This talk tracks Paul’s journey from
2014 when he first discovered a book
in an abandoned library titled The
World that Perished by Dr. John
Whitcomb. The book convinced Paul
that Noah’s Flood was a real event and
that he should be able to find evidence
for it in this area of Colorado. This talk
shows evidence from Morgan, Weld,
and Washington counties that relates
to and confirms the catastrophic
events of the flood.
About Paul Feltz: Northeast Colorado
Creation Group founder, Paul Feltz,
retired following a 45-year career as a
turbine control system specialist that
spanned from manufacturing to
design support to owning his own
company. His career included working
on, and teaching, of turbine control
systems at nuclear power plants. Paul
developed an interest in
geomorphology (landforms) and rocks
as a farm boy growing up north of Ft.
Collins. As an adult, his research has
led to books and collaboration with
other “science-minded” men who
believed that a worldwide flood
explained much of the evidence he
found in the rocks of northeastern
Colorado.
To Print a Flyer, Click Here!
To Join us via LiveStream Click here!
To view the video, Click Here!
