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2026

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18:00:00

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Midland, TX

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McGraw Event Center

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Discovery Institute Fellows to Feature at “The Story of Everything” Screening

We are pleased to announce an upcoming screening of the feature-length film, The Story of Everything. Based on Stephen Meyer’s 2021 bestseller, Return of the God Hypothesis, the film explores how intelligent design is showcased through scientific discovery, from the fine-tuning of the universe to the genetic code of living things.

The film will be followed by a live Q&A with Discovery Institute fellows, Brian Miller and Bijan Nemati, who also feature in the film.

Hosted by Midland Christian School in Midland, TX, the event is free to attend. Seating is limited, so please visit the event page to reserve your seat.

A message from the organizers:

Join us for a free community screening and live Q&A of The Story of Everything, brought to you by the McGraw Family and MCS Campus Ministry.

This film reveals the wonder of creation and the evidence of intelligent design, connecting faith and science in a way that inspires meaningful conversation.

Attendees will leave encouraged that science and faith can coexist and equipped to discuss and defend their faith with confidence.

Following the film, stay for a live Q&A with film contributors and renowned scientists Dr. Brian Miller and Dr. Bijan Nemati.

All are welcome, and the film is recommended for students in 9th grade and up.

When

Wednesday, November 11, 2026
6:00 PM CST

Where

Midland Christian School, McGraw Event Center
1901 Northrup Dr
Midland, TX 79705

Contact

Kresha Grizzard
(432) 262-8182
kgrizzard@mcs1.org

Speakers

Brian Miller

_{Research Coordinator and Senior Fellow, Center for Science and Culture}

Dr. Miller obtained a BS in physics with a minor in engineering from MIT and a PhD in complex systems physics from Duke University. His research focuses on thermodynamics, information theory, protein rarity, and the origin of life. Dr. Miller is a Senior Fellow and Research Coordinator for the Center for Science and Culture at Discovery Institute. He helps manage the ID 3.0 Research Program and helped launch the biennial Conference on Engineering in Living Systems (CELS).

Bijan Nemati

_{Chief Scientist and Founder, Tellus1 Scientific}

Bijan Nemati received his Ph.D. in high energy physics from the University of Washington, based on his research on heavy quark decays at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. After post-doctoral work at the Cornell synchrotron, he left particle physics to work on advanced astronomical instruments at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Dr. Nemati’s work on the NASA flagship Space Interferometry Mission (SIM) proved that the instrument could self-calibrate at the levels needed to detect exo-Earths. For the last decade he has helped build the Coronagraph Instrument (CGI) on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope. More recently, he has started a small company specializing in modeling and system engineering of advanced telescopes, both on the ground and in space.