Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, offers new interactive exhibit on worship

The Museum of the Bible in the nation’s capital has opened a new exhibit that’s providing a dive into the previous, current and future of worship. 

Titled “All Creation Sings,” the exhibit offers an interactive worship expertise that’s designed to “enlighten” company by sharing the variety, improvement and historical past of the apply of worship, in keeping with museum employees.

Garrett Hinton, chief income officer at the Museum of the Bible, instructed Fox News Digital in an emailed assertion that worship is extra than simply “the thing that we do at church on Sundays before the pastor gets up and gives the sermon.”

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“As the Bible talks about worship, it’s so much more than that. So the story is the story of the Bible — and it’s taking you from Creation or Genesis all the way to Revelation,” stated Hinton.

The title of the expertise comes from Psalm 148.

“Let them praise the name of the Lord: for his name alone is excellent; his glory is above the earth and heaven.”

“All Creation Sings” takes museum guests by 4 completely different components, answering the query, “What is worship?”

The first act begins by recounting the story of creation.

The “All Creation Sings” exhibit takes guests by 4 acts in an immersive expertise.  (Museum of the Bible)

“Worship is our purpose. That’s what we’re created for. So, God created us, and he created our universe. That’s where it all starts,” stated Matthias Walther, chief advertising and marketing officer at the Museum of the Bible.

“And I think to discover this — to see the greatness of our Creation, the greatness of God’s design in our existence — it takes you to a humble, really reflective place.” 

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Act two explores “the development of the art of worship and its expression through numerous media,” in keeping with the press launch.

The third act highlights the energy of scripture, detailing how the Bible shapes lives and societies.

The “All Creation Sings” exhibit is now open. “This state-of-the-art attraction” permits guests to “soar across the Sea of Galilee, climb the stairs to the Temple Mount, explore the path of the good Samaritan and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre during midnight services,” in keeping with the Museum of the Bible.  (Museum of the Bible)

Finally, the final act will assist company think about “the future reality where all creation participates in joyful worship.”

The 6,500-square-foot exhibit is utilizing progressive tools reminiscent of scanning know-how, projectors and responsive software program to assist company worship as by no means earlier than, the museum says.

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“This virtual reality experience offers an exciting tour of some of the most famous biblical sites,” the museum notes on its web site. 

“This state-of-the-art attraction allows [visitors] to soar across the Sea of Galilee, climb the stairs to the Temple Mount, explore the path of the good Samaritan and visit the Church of the Holy Sepulchre during midnight services.”

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The museum partnered with CREATR, an on-demand class that provides customers entry to artistic and worship voices in the church, educating them on worship, songwriting, creativity, management and extra.

The Museum of the Bible is providing free entry to guests after 3 p.m. throughout the month of July. (Museum of the Bible)

“The concept of ‘All Creation Sings’ is that always folks check with worship as the 20-25 minutes of the songs being sung at Sunday service, however what we actually needed to do was open folks’s eyes to see that worship is way over that,” stated Dylan Thomas, CREATR CEO and co-founder in a press release. 

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The Museum of the Bible is providing free entry to guests after 3 p.m. throughout the month of July.

Anyone can be taught extra at museumofthebible.org.