- “That prompted Clark to ask Delaware Elevator to bid and partner with them on the prestigious Museum of the Bible project.”
- Active leadership of Hobby Lobby and the Museum of the Bible is now passing to David Green’s son and company president Steven Green.
- It doesn’t overtly say the Bible is good – that the Bible is true,” said Steve Green, the CEO of Hobby Lobby and the chair of the museum.
- This book has also profoundly impacted lives across the ages, including my own.” Steve Green CEO, Hobby Lobby and Founder of Museum of the Bible.
- The first thing I think everyone should know is that the Museum of the Bible is a museum about the Bible and not a museum about religion.
- The Museum of the Bible invites people of all ages and walks of life to engage with the Bible and experience its stories through interactive exhibitions.
- During its planning, the Museum of the Bible was attended with much controversy. ... The Museum of the Bible mostly avoids this, but with a unique twist.
- Art and the Bible, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology, Berkeley, California.
- No matter if an individual believes in the Bible or not, the museum exists to tell of the book’s rich history and how it has shaped the modern day.
- The Museum of the Bible is a new addition to D.C popping up on 4th Street, just three blocks south of the U.S capitol.