This article reviews fifty years of earth science contributions within the Creation Research Society Quarterly (CRSQ). Authored by John K. Reed, the piece reflects on the numerous articles, debates, and authors that have shaped creationist geological thought over five decades. It highlights the society's commitment to challenging secular natural history while also striving to develop its own models and interpretations of Earth's history within a biblical framework, acknowledging the unique challenges and limited resources faced by creationist researchers. The article concludes by looking towards the future, emphasizing the importance of continued research, respectful dialogue, and the training of a new generation of creation scientists.