biblewalk

Kudos to the artists who created the displays. We did the Old Testament tour. To describe this attraction: Each scene is depicted with wax mannequins which you look at while listening to an audio dramatization of a Bible story. When it finishes you walk to the next scene. Some drama is created with lights.

I took my 2 young children to the Biblewalk and did the tour of the Old Testament. My children loved it so much that they begged to come back and do the New Testament tour. We came back 1 month later and it was just as great as the Old Testament tour! These tours really bring the bible to life!

Great place! I was really impressed with the biblical authenticity. We did all four tours, it was almost to much info for one day. Good value for your money and the staff was really friendly and helpful.

Very well done Biblical scenes with an audio description. They have two 60 minutes tours and two 30 minute tours. We chose the Old Testament 60 minute tour. A member of the church will get you started and then your off to explore the Bible like you never have before. Life size figures and scenes were impressive. I think this would be especially good for young kids just starting their journey through the Bible. This makes the Bible come to life in a different way. Pricing is very reasonable and the people here are very nice and will be more than happy to answer any of your questions. A good experience!

The Bible Walk is very interesting. It is amazing that this was put together by a single Church. It is very well done and is a great place to spent a few hours. The people are very friendly and helpful.

Far more than expected. Staff was excellent as were the scenes and the meal. But the most meaningful was the play. Done to perfection! We are now in the sixth seal of Revelation and the coming of Jesus was portrayed with great accuracy. When the trumped sounded, it literally gave me chills. I especially appreciate the cast offering to pray with anyone who felt the need. I pray we are all Christians who saw this play because not one person came to pray. May God continue to richly bless this ministry for their outreach and for not watering down what the Bible teaches.

Quality time with our granddaughter was the objective. Her parents suggested the Biblewalk, and we liked the idea. We chose the "Life of Christ" exhibits, considering a 7 year old attention span and familiarity with scripture. It was amazing! The scenes are life-size, the figures dressed authentically, and placed in historically accurate scenes. The time at each scene may have been a little long for our girl, but she paid attention and made interesting comments throughout the walk. It was a memorable experience that we'll always treasure!

I thoroughly enjoyed the bible walk. I loved the creativity in representing bible stories with life sized wax figures. The wood carvings were great too. The were carved from a single piece of wood

We were not expecting a fraction of what we saw. This exhibit is far larger than I imagined from the brochure. There are actually 4 "walks". Life of Christ, Miracles of the Old Testament, and the Reformation were the ones we viewed. The Martyrs was not open due to deep snow. The story of how the exhibit came to be is fascinating and worth the time to view. The walk through takes you from story to story. Lighting and audio add to the experience. Of interest is the many "looks" of Jesus - no two were just alike. The scene with Jesus and the children stepped out of the biblical account by including children dressed in the apparel of different nationalities. The individuals who were manning the gift shop and museums, were very friendly and helpful. A very enjoyable couple of hours. For those who have difficulty walking or standing, the hallways are wide and there are benches from which to view any of the scenes along the way.

We didn't know quite what to expect and were pleasantly surprised at the design of each scene and the figures. This is a non denominational exhibit for any and all Christians. We thoroughly enjoyed this. Although one walks hallways to view the scenes, there are padded benches lining the wall opposite the window scenes where anyone can rest, pray, meditate or whatever. We went through the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old begins with the Creation of the world and continues with scenes from that time period. The New begins with the birth of Jesus Christ and continues with his life and death. The final scene is of the Day of Judgment and beautifully done, as are all the scenes. It is a very quiet place during the week. I'm not sure how busy they get on weekends. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the Bible or wanting to view the stories they normally just read about.

I was very surprised when my family visited here. I didn't know what to expect, but found it to be a unique experience like nothing else I had been to. When you first enter the museum it is very peaceful and quiet, at least it was when we were there. We walked through Life of Christ, there are I believe three other different sections. The details in each part of the story are amazing. The figures look like they could walk right out of the scene. I was impressed with their clothes and the detail to scenery and lighting. Each part of the story had a well done recording and music. There are a few special effects added in as well. This is definitely something fun for the whole family and it won't empty your wallet.

What a awesome way to express the Bible. This life size wax museum brings the Bible off the page and sinks it deeper into your heart. The atmosphere is filled with the love of God's people. Every staff member was friendly and genuinely concerned with the well fare of our group. It didn't feel commercial as I would think some of the larger ones would. I definitely experienced the small town hospitality here. We enjoyed the Dinner Theater and play, which again was more than amazing. We were waited on like royality. The play was the bible applied to your daily life, bravo to the writer. No earthly description is adequate. Please go and support. They deserve it and you deserve.

It was okay, especially for such a little town, but once a person has been to Disney, I found it lacking....but what can you expect out of a small town and this place was built by the church next to it. It is long, and small childen would find it "boring." The wax figures look very real, but they are wax figures, and you listen to them "talk."

Our Bible study group of ten families visited the Bible Work Museum over the spring break weekend this year. We are truly blessed with this trip. As we have over 40 people, more than half of them are kids from age 2 to 13, the museum staff were very friendly to work with us to divide our group into two to take the two tours of Miracles of New Testement and Life of Christ seperately. As the trip planner, I do have concerns with young kids to take two one hour long tours inside the museum before the visit. Thank God for the wonderful exhibition and Bible stories are so interesting that all the kids rushed to the very front to listen to each stories and didn't want to miss a thing. I was truly amazed to how our younger generation naturally attracts to God's words and Bible stories. I highly recommend the Bible Walk to any family or group to visit. The humbleness of the tour guide is defintely another highlights of the visit.

This is located in a back street of Mansfield across from a jail. How much more different and better this is than the creation museum! We only went though one exhibit - 'The Life of Christ' because of lack of time, but we are eager to go back for the others. We had the place virtually to ourselves. It is a self guided progression of scenes and commentary with waxwork figures telling the story. My 6 year old daughter really liked it so, its certainly good for kids. The people there were friendly as well. It was also reasonably priced.