Museum of the Bible

We’re 6 years old today! 🎂 On November 17, 2017, we first opened our doors for guests to explore the Bible like never before. We are grateful for all your support and excited for what’s to come. To celebrate, comment your favorite museum memory. 👏

In celebration of welcoming 3 million guests to Museum of the Bible, general admission is free after 3:00 p.m. for the rest of July! Don’t miss your chance to come for free. 🎉

Ryan and Kristen Taylor are Museum of the Bible’s 3 millionth guests! On July 10, educators Ryan and Kristen visited the museum, unaware that one of them would be the 3 millionth guest to walk through our doors since we opened on November 17, 2017. We gifted the Taylors a 3-year membership to experience our museum, in addition to a bouquet of flowers, museum merchandise, and a Bible. In celebration of welcoming 3 million guests to Museum of the Bible, general admission is free after 3:00 p.m. for the rest of July!

Join us for this enlightening Lunch & Learn at the museum or online. This Lunch & Learn features Adam Lewis Greene, founder of Writ Press and the creative force behind Bibliotheca, an acclaimed multi-volume edition of the Bible.  Lunch & Learn is a free program, but you must register to receive the Zoom link

Calling all secondary educators! It’s time to “dig deep” into biblical archaeology with keynote speakers Dr. Oliver Hersey, president of Jerusalem University College, and Dr. John Lee, founder of the C3 Teachers project, at this year’s “Educator Conference 2024: Digging Deeper!” Come and explore ways to equip and empower students to consider context, examine artifacts with purpose, and gather records and voices from a range of sources. Register to attend in person or online today ➡️ https://bit.ly/3WeRnoP

As we celebrate Fourth of July, let us reflect on the lives and service of the men and women who made our nation’s independence possible.

We are so close to welcoming 3 million guests to the museum! To celebrate this milestone, our 3 millionth guest will receive special gifts. Will it be you? Visit us this week for a chance to be our lucky winner! https://bit.ly/3xIGZvR

Calling all secondary educators! It’s time to “dig deep” into biblical archaeology with keynote speakers Dr. Oliver Hersey, president of Jerusalem University College, and Dr. John Lee, founder of the C3 Teachers project, at this year’s “Educator Conference 2024: Digging Deeper!” Come and explore ways to equip and empower students to consider context, examine artifacts with purpose, and gather records and voices from a range of sources. Register to attend in person or online today ➡️ https://lnkd.in/d37_iWWu

In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Day, Museum of the Bible had a ceremony for our 18 recipients of The President’s Volunteer Service Awards to recognize volunteers for their selfless acts of service. To be considered for this recognition, each volunteer must complete more than 100 hours in a calendar year. Intern and volunteer manager John Teneyck shared, “This is the fifth year that the museum has recognized volunteers with these awards, and I look forward to seeing the joy from our volunteers when they see how their dedication and service to the museum continues to be highlighted whenever possible.”

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming an integrated part of our society, from financial markets to college plagiarism guidelines. And AI will soon impact our understanding of the Bible. The museum has partnered with AI & Faith to present “Generating Wisdom: Artificial Intelligence and the Bible,” a two-day conference exploring the implications of AI for Bible translation, interpretation, and more. Technical and biblical experts will discuss the opportunities and challenges posed by AI in both translation and interpretation. Register TODAY ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ck21jf