They support scholarship and academic research through the Green Scholars Initiative and through development of a high school Bible curriculum for domestic and international use. cities and three other countries, with new exhibits and locations continually being planned. As of 2014, their traveling exhibits have visited five U.S.
In 2017, Museum of the Bible will open its 430,000-square-foot nonprofit museum in Washington, D.C., located just two blocks from the National Mall and three blocks from the Capitol. They do this through museum exhibits and scholarly pursuits. They exist to invite all people to engage with the Bible. Send your check today or donate online above.
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Our channel glass also features on the exterior, in combination with clear glass vision lites. Thus, the channel glass effortlessly changes its role from wall cladding to a translucent floor-to-ceiling glass partition that opens views from the upper story to the main hallway below. At the end of the hall, select channels are partially fritted to provide seamless transition from opacity to transparency. The white channel glass continues into the upper portions of the hallway, where it reflects images projected onto the ceiling. The shimmering white glass conveys an icy appearance, symbolic of the original building’s function as cold storage facility, circa 1923. Visitors to the Museum of the Bible are greeted by monumental 22.5-foot tall channel glass walls featuring our Clarissimo texture and a translucent white color frit.
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