Join us at the Mount St. Helens Creation Center at 7 pm, Saturday, November 13 for an evening with Mark Armitage, an expert in dinosaur soft tissue and how it points to a recent watery catastrophe that impacted the whole earth. Why are Dimetrodon bones unique? What secrets do they hold? Come and see! Actual bones will be on display and children’s books will be given away. Free event, but an offering will be taken.

Mark Armitage has taught biology and microscopy at several universities, served as president of the Southern California Society for Microscopy and Microanalysis, and his electron microscope images have been featured on the covers of many journals. He is currently Senior Microscopist at the Dinosaur Soft Tissue Research Institute. He and his wife are Christians committed to a recent creation and worldwide flood, and live together in Sequim, WA.