The Genesis Fund
Raising up Christian scientists for the next generation.
Good science done by faithful Christians takes years of training, research and colleagues. The Genesis Fund supports scientists and scholars who study the natural world and history in light of Scripture, and helps their work reach a global audience.
What we fund
Four ways we invest in Christian scholarship
Develop scholars
Conference travel for students and international scientists, scholarships for students in science degrees, and mentoring under working scientists.
About a dozen students and foreign scientists sent to the Creation Research Society and Origins conferences in 2025.
Support research
Research assistants for working scientists and grants to research organizations.
Assistants for Dr. Matt McLain and Dr. John Whitmore; grants to CORE Academy of Science and the Association for Creation.
Publish
Books, the technical journal New Creation Studies, and a 22-volume series in progress.
The Quest (2019), Fossils and the Flood (2021), Origins of the Hebrews (2022), Compact Time (2025), Geological History (2026).
Teach widely
Technical lecture series, the New Creation blog and podcast, and translations.
Lectures with Dr. Steve Austin, Dr. Kurt Wise and Dr. Joe Francis; Is Genesis History? dubbed into five languages.
From the field
“I will serve God with greater conviction and determination because of it.”
A biology professor from Honduras, after the 2026 Creation Research Society conference the Genesis Fund helped him attend.
Scientists and students
Are you a Christian student or researcher in the sciences?
Tell us about your work. We support students, early-career researchers and established scholars.
Our convictions
Scripture and science
The Foundation affirms the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy, including that Scripture is without error in what it states about God’s acts in creation.
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