 Daryl E. Witmer AIIA Director and Founder Rev. Witmer founded AIIA in 1991. For over 30 years he served as a local church pastor. His ordination credentials are with the Evangelical Free Church of America. In 1972 he was influenced by a term of study at Dr. Francis Schaeffer’s L’Abri Fellowship in Huemoz, Switzerland. In December of 1984, Witmer contracted Guillain-Barre syndrome which has left him in a wheelchair with quadriparetic paralysis. He and his wife Mary have three grown sons, three daughters-in-law, and nine grand-children. Click here for a more extensive personal testimonial. |
 Mary R. Witmer AIIA Administrative Assistant Mary has been with AIIA from its very beginning in 1991. Her work involves personally acknowledging every contribution to the ministry, processing mail and receipts, hosting Study Center events, and handling a thousand other absolutely essential details. |
Timothy Good Webmaster Tim has been serving as Webmaster for AIIA since November, 2013. His many years of experience as Web Architect for the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College in NH equip him well with the skills necessary to administrate AIIA’s website. He lives with his wife Allison and children deep in the wooded mountains of Hartland, VT. |
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FAITH MATTERS is a weekly (Wednesday) gathering sponsored by AIIA in combination with the Monson Community Church. During a typical weekly session we consider what the Bible says about matters of life and truth — what we should believe, and how we are to conduct ourselves while here on earth. In 2023 we will be particularly focused on exploring worldviews, examining alternative belief systems, and considering the application of Christian apologetics.
WHAT HAPPENS. This one-hour weekly event typically consists of Bible teaching, lectures, resource reviews, and conversation geared for thinking adults and senior teens.
FAITH MATTERS is open to the public. There is no admission charge. Participation is welcomed but not required. No one will be made to feel uncomfortable by being pressured to contribute to the discussion.
FEATURED THIS WEEK: In this session we’ll be continuing our series based on the book When Cultists Ask by Norm Geisler and Ron Rhodes — exposing specific examples of how cults misinterpret and misuse Scripture.