Lawrence Ford
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Lawrence Ford was for a time the Institute for Creation Research's Director of Communications.[1] He was the editor of their Acts & Facts magazine and other ICR publications, and was in charge of the ICR's various strayings into the world of social media. He seemed to run both the ICR's Twitter[2] and Facebook,[3] and had his own Twitter account that parroted the ICR's new articles.[4] He wrote the editor's column on Acts & Facts[5] and was also on the ICR's speakers list.[6]
References
- ↑ Screenshot of his former bio at icr.org, originally located here.
- ↑ @ICRMedia on Twitter.
- ↑ The ICR's Facebook page.
- ↑ @fordlawrence on Twitter - now "protected" from public view.
- ↑ As of October 2012 this has been taken over by Jayme Durant.
- ↑ Screenshot of the list as at 13 April 2012.
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Institute for Creation Research—the original creationist organisation:
Nathaniel Jeanson - Jeffrey Tomkins - Henry Morris - Brian Thomas - Duane Gish - RATE - Your Origins Matter - John Morris - Jerry Bergman - San Diego Christian College - Timothy LaHaye - Russell Humphreys - Lists of creationist scientists - Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools - Andrew Snelling - Alpha Omega Institute - Jason Lisle - Institute for Creation Research - Danny Faulkner - David DeWitt
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