My passion
for creation ministry is borne out of personal experience.
When I entered college in the fall of 1984 as a geology and physics
major, I was unsaved, although I believed in God. In January of 1985,
after hearing the gospel clearly presented at church, I accepted Christ
as my Savior. At that point I became a theistic evolutionist, believing
from what the Bible said that God created, but since evolution was
a "fact," God must have used evolution as His method of creation.
In the spring of 1985, Dr. Donald Chittick came to the college I
was attending and spoke on creation and evolution. Afterwards, I read
Dr. Chittick’s book, The Controversy: Roots of the Creation-Evolution
Conflict, and became convinced that evolution and the creation account in the Bible cannot be
harmonized. For over 20 years, I have avidly studied this issue
and have come to see its importance as the foundation of the Christian faith, upon which all other doctrines are built.
In September 2004, my family and I founded Creation Education
Ministries in order to teach others about the truth of creation and the
fallacies of evolution. I have now spoken at many different churches, camps, conferences, and colleges
in Oregon, Washington, and California. I have taught at the
college level since 1991 and am currently a full-time college geography
instructor, but am available to speak part-time on a variety of topics
related to the Bible and science as often as my schedule allows. I live with my wife and three daughters
in Salem, Oregon. If you are interested in having me speak to your church or other group, please contact me.
-- Steve Wolfe
Educational Background:
Diploma, Montana Wilderness Bible College (1986)
A.A. Geography, Central Oregon Community College (1989)
B.S. Geography, Oregon State University (1991)
M.A. Geography, University of Missouri-Columbia (1993)
Additional graduate work in Geography, Oregon State University
(1996-99)
Professional Memberships:
Design Science Association
Creation Research Society (voting member)
Oregon Academy of Science
National Council for Geographic Education