3 guided tours
Natural History Museum
A venue where the only view of our origins being described to the public is that of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Does modern scientific research actually support the Biblical narrative of creation?
Why this museum
The Natural History Museum is one of the great cathedrals of the natural world, and its galleries raise the biggest questions we ask about where life comes from. Jill's tours walk them with a Creator in view. She draws out the design on display, looks hard at what the fossils actually show, and takes the usual account of origins seriously enough to argue with it. You will leave having seen familiar exhibits in a way the labels do not offer, whatever you make of it.
The tours
Choose your walk
Tours here are usually on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and other days are often possible, so ask anyway. Each one adapts to the group that comes. Families, church groups and curious sceptics are all welcome. Tell Jill who is coming when you request a booking and she will pitch the walk to suit you.
Creation Evidence
The Natural History Museum was designed and built with the guidance of Sir Richard Owen as a cathedral to showcase the creations of God.
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Icons of Evolution Refuted
There are three Icons of Evolution that we will closely examine on this tour.
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Romans 1 - God's Witness of Creation
In the book of Romans chapter one God describes that His creative genius is so obvious, that He will judge us if we deny it.
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Finding the Natural History Museum
- Address
- Cromwell Road
London
SW7 5BD - Nearest Underground
- South Kensington
Entry to the museum is free, please visit the museum website and obtain your entry ticket as queues are often long without one. Tour attendees meet Jill in the Evolution Garden near the South Kensington Station tunnel exit, next to the Diplodocus statue. Please wear comfortable shoes as there will be a lot of walking and standing.
Book your free entry ticket on the Natural History Museum website(opens in a new tab)
Ready to book your tour?
Tell Jill who's coming and which day suits you, and she'll be in touch to arrange the rest.