World Vision Poverty Experience Exhibit - August 3-6
July 05, 2017
Please help us spread the word about this important and unique event:
Bethany Lutheran Church in Elkhorn is hosting the World Vision Poverty Experience on August 3-6. This nationally touring, interactive World Vision Experience exhibit (www.worldvisionexperience.org) is coming to bring national news headlines to life, raising awareness of sex trafficking, refugees, and child protection in the world’s most fragile and vulnerable places. Bethany is hosting this innovative exhibit as part of its commitment to be involved as a congregation in supporting the greatest needs of our day.
Visitors to the Experience will step into a “global village” contained inside a tractor trailer in the Bethany’s parking lot. Inside they will don headsets and walk through an inspiring 20-minute journey with four people from around the world: Reshma, Ali, Moses, and Junior. They will walk into the heart of the most pressing causes of our time: human trafficking, the Syrian refugee crisis, and the protection of vulnerable children. The true, life-changing stories within the exhibit will open eyes to untold stories going on around the world and inspire people to follow the example of Jesus by going to the margins to make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable children and families.
Watch this video to learn more about the exhibit World Vision poverty truck. Walk-ups are welcome, but reservations are encouraged. For hours and to make a reservation in advance go to https://worldvisionexperiencebethanylutheran.eventbrite.com. For questions please contact Devanee Auel at Devanee.auel@bethanyelkhorn.org.
Bethany Lutheran Church in Elkhorn is hosting the World Vision Poverty Experience on August 3-6. This nationally touring, interactive World Vision Experience exhibit (www.worldvisionexperience.org) is coming to bring national news headlines to life, raising awareness of sex trafficking, refugees, and child protection in the world’s most fragile and vulnerable places. Bethany is hosting this innovative exhibit as part of its commitment to be involved as a congregation in supporting the greatest needs of our day.
Visitors to the Experience will step into a “global village” contained inside a tractor trailer in the Bethany’s parking lot. Inside they will don headsets and walk through an inspiring 20-minute journey with four people from around the world: Reshma, Ali, Moses, and Junior. They will walk into the heart of the most pressing causes of our time: human trafficking, the Syrian refugee crisis, and the protection of vulnerable children. The true, life-changing stories within the exhibit will open eyes to untold stories going on around the world and inspire people to follow the example of Jesus by going to the margins to make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable children and families.
Watch this video to learn more about the exhibit World Vision poverty truck. Walk-ups are welcome, but reservations are encouraged. For hours and to make a reservation in advance go to https://worldvisionexperiencebethanylutheran.eventbrite.com. For questions please contact Devanee Auel at Devanee.auel@bethanyelkhorn.org.
Contact:
Devanee Auel
devanee.auel@bethanyelkhorn.org, (402) 991-4391
