Helping people, especially young people, discover the world of the Bible
lands in new and exciting ways.

Imagine being able to see replicas and artifacts from the times of Hebrew and Christian scriptures without traveling to the Middle East or Europe.

Imagine helping young people visualize the stories of the Bible in a new and very exciting way. This was the dream of B’Lou Carter and Co-founder, Don Bassett. The dream materialized in 1997when the Biblical Resource Center & Museum officially opened its doors to the public. The facility included a Reference Library, Bible Lab, Teacher Lab, Exhibit Gallery and Museum Store. Education programs were developed and included programs for tots, school age children, teenagers and adults. Adult lectures and study tours to Biblical sites provide additional instruction.

Response to the center/museum has been rewarding. As a non-denominational organization, the facility is open to all. Individuals and groups have taken advantage of this unique resource and as the museum moves to the downtown historic square it will be even more accessible to the public.

Support of the non-profit, non-denominational organization is from donations by individuals, groups, corporations and grants. All donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.