It’s with great excitement that we share a long awaited press release from our president Curtis Baker about the digital sign on our future site.
“Our team often gets asked a straightforward question: ‘What is the timeline for starting the new museum project’? I would like to announce that the initial groundwork at the location of the Creation Experience Museum’s future home has begun: Preparation for the large, state-of-the-art digital sign is underway!
“On December 26th, 2023, large digging equipment dug the hole for what is to be the sign’s concrete foundation. Once poured, the concrete must cure for nearly two weeks before the steel base is installed.
“This project will allow us to advertise our messages and essential information, including updates on the new building, current activities, upcoming events, videos, daily scriptures, and so much more. The Lord has blessed us so much through His grace and through donors who stepped up to make this possible.
“This is just the beginning. Once the sign is up and fully operational, we will announce the next phase of developing the new campus. Stay tuned for exciting updates concerning the progress.
“We are so grateful for all the Lord has done and what He will do with the new museum.”
-Curtis Baker, president and co-founder
We ask for your continued prayers and that you consider how you can be a part of expanding the reach of the ministry through the new building project. For details, please check back with our Articles and Other Projects pages. You can also keep up with our progress via social media and our monthly newsletter. Thank you and God bless!
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