Walk your church through the Book that shaped a nation.
Two to four days in Washington, DC — guided through Museum of the Bible and the city built around its ideas. You bring your people. Everything else is handled.
Built for church groups of ten or more, on dates you choose.
Three questions your people will carry home.
Museum of the Bible was built around three questions, and this trip is shaped by them. Your group moves from the galleries out into the monuments and memorials, and the questions follow them the whole way.
Is it true?
The Bible has a history you can stand in front of — manuscripts, artifacts, and the long chain of hands that carried it to us.
Is it good?
The gospel changed people, and those people changed a nation. In this city you can read the evidence on the walls.
Is it beautiful?
Scripture has shaped art, music, and architecture for two thousand years — some of it a short walk from the Museum's front door.
"Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path."
PSALM 119:105
What a day looks like
Unhurried on purpose. Room to linger, room to talk, and a close to the day that brings everyone back together.
Museum of the Bible, with a guide who knows the collection and takes the time to know your group.
Lunch together, then the National Mall on foot.
Scripture carved into the city — the Library of Congress, the memorials, and the monuments that quote it.
A guided time of reflection to close the day together.
Two ways in
Start with one of these. They are samples, not a menu — your church gets its own itinerary, on its own dates.
3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS
A Weekend with Museum of the Bible
Friday evening to Sunday morning. Enough to see the Museum well and still have the city.
- An evening monuments tour, lit up
- A guided day inside the Museum
- Opening and closing dinners
- Hotel, transportation, and a guide on the ground
- A six-week devotional before you go
4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS
An Adventure with Museum of the Bible
A fourth day, and a second morning in the galleries. The collection is far bigger than one visit.
- Everything in the Weekend, plus:
- A second guided morning in the Museum
- An afternoon in Georgetown, Old Town Alexandria, or Mount Vernon
- Free hours for your people to explore on their own
- Room for a concert, a river cruise, or a guest speaker
Neither sample is fixed. Tell us about your group and we'll build your church its own itinerary, its own dates, and its own booking page.
The heavy lifting, done for you
You have a congregation to lead. You should not also have to become a tour operator.
Guided tours
Inside the Museum and out among the monuments, with listening devices so nobody misses a word.
Hotels and meals
Rooms near the Mall, breakfast each morning, and dinners chosen to fit your group.
Transportation
Coaches, drivers, and the timing between stops. No one counting heads in a parking lot.
A six-week devotional
Your people arrive prepared, so the trip lands on hearts that are already leaning in.
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How it works
1
Tell us about your group
How many are coming, the season you have in mind, and what you hope your people walk away with.
2
We build your plan
You get an itinerary written for your church, priced for your group, on a booking page of your own.
3
You travel
The days are handled from the airport to the closing prayer. You get to be a pastor, not a planner.
Some of them will remember this for the rest of their lives.
Not because of a building, but because of what happened in them while they stood in it.
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Start planning your church's visit
Tell us a little about your group. We'll come back with an itinerary built for them — no obligation, no pressure.
Groups of ten or more. Dates available throughout the year.
Guided experiences operated by Inspire Experiences.