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ONCE AGAIN, CREATION MOVIE ATTRACTS WIDE INTEREST
EDITOR’S NOTE:

The Creation movie produced by Henry

Stober, an Adventist film maker, has been
touring Europe for the past 2 years. Using
stunning photography, the creation story
of Genesis is enacted and presented to a
standing-room only secular audience. For
the first time in a long time, Europeans
are showing interest in Biblical themes
as the origin of the world is depicted in
beautiful cinematography. Henry Stober’s
team along with Amazing Discoveries
Europe arranged for public viewings of
the film in major halls in cities across
Germany. Following the film, Walter
Veith presented a short presentation
and FAQ on the evolution-creation
controversy. As a result, many secular
Europeans announced their interest to
study the Bible further and find out what
it has to say not only on the origin of
the world, but also for their personal
lives. Amazing Discoveries Europe has
been blessed abundantly to see so many
of secular Germany turning to God.
Following is a report by Henry Stober
about the presentation of his Creation
movie in Holland, translated into Dutch.

BY HENRY STOBER

First Angel’s Message
in Secular Holland
Among the people watching the Creation
movie in Aurich, Germany in the fall of
2010 were visitors from Holland. They
had heard about the presentation through
Amazing Discoveries Europe and decided
to take this special trip to see if this film
could be a good evangelistic tool in their
native country. Two of the three Dutchmen
had been introduced to the Adventist faith
through lectures given by Walter Veith
and had been baptized only a few years
ago. Thrilled by what they saw at Aurich,
they had but one question: Would God
make just as powerful an impression in
secular Holland? In the meantime, they
set up the ministry Adventmedia and were
highly motivated to set things in motion
in their home country.
In May 2011, I [Henry Stober] received an
invitation to Holland. Approximately 25
people from the Netherlands Union, plus )ѡ