Washington, D.C. – The Museum of the Bible has introduced a captivating addition just ahead of the bustling summer season: “All Creation Sings,” a revolutionary worship encounter that promises to redefine traditional perceptions.
Inspired by Psalm 148‘s exhortation to “Let them praise the name of the Lord!”, this 45-minute immersive experience delves into the essence of worship itself. Garrett Hinton, Chief Revenue Officer at the Museum of the Bible, elucidated on its profound significance: “When we speak of worship, we often confine it to church rituals. However, as depicted in the Bible, worship transcends mere ceremonies. It narrates the journey from Genesis to Revelation.”
Employing cutting-edge light detection and 3D laser technologies, “All Creation Sings” enables participants to actively engage with its narrative. Hinton shared his personal awe: “It’s as if I’m transported back to childhood, free to create and paint on these walls that encapsulate the beginning and the end of this narrative.”
Partnering with CREATR, the Museum of the Bible enlisted the talents of leading figures in Christian music such as Jackie Hill Perry, Tasha Cobbs, Brandon Lake, Kari Jobe, Cody Carnes, Phil Wickham, Brooke Ligertwood, and Chris Tomlin. This collaboration aims to prepare visitors emotionally and spiritually for the worship journey ahead. Hinton emphasized, “These artists have united under CREATR to lend their voices, setting the stage for an experience that delves deep into the essence and worthiness of worship.”
“All Creation Sings” stands as a testament to the Museum of the Bible’s commitment to innovation in religious storytelling, offering visitors a transformative encounter that blends technology with spiritual reflection. As summer unfolds, this new addition promises to draw both locals and tourists seeking a profound exploration of faith and worship.