Who Is the Man of the Shroud?

An exhibit presented by Grace Fellowship and The Bible Seminary

March 29 – April 5

IMPORTANT UPDATE REGARDING REGISTRATION
We’ve been so encouraged by the response to the exhibit! While many time slots are fully reserved, we are often able to accommodate additional guests due to no-shows. You are welcome to attend as a walk-in, and our team will do their best to get you through.

Shroud Exhibit Hours for the rest of the week are:

Wednesday April 1
10am-12pm
4-7pm

Thursday April 2
10am-6pm

Friday April 3
10am-8pm

Saturday April 4
9am-2:30pm

Sunday April
1:30-4pm

An authorized, museum-quality replica of the Shroud of Turin will be on display for public viewing in our new Discipleship Building.

The Shroud of Turin is a blood-stained linen cloth bearing the mysterious image of a crucified man—believed by many to be Jesus. It is one of the most scientifically studied archaeological artifacts in the world, yet modern science still cannot explain how the image was formed.

You are invited to explore the science, history, and Scriptures connected to the Shroud in this new and completely updated exhibit.

What You’ll Experience

Full-size, authenticated, museum-quality Shroud replica
Life-size black & white front and back image panels
24 full-color informational pop-up panels
Sudarium (face cloth) replica
3D-printed first-century Jewish burial tomb replica
Crucifixion artifacts, including:
- 3 crucifixion nails
- 2 flagra
- 1 spear

Important Registration Note

Visitors are required to reserve a FREE timed entry slot to view the exhibit. Please arrive during your selected time to ensure a smooth experience for all guests. If you are attending one of the seminars, please reserve a slot before or after the 90-minute seminar.

Teaching & Special Presentations

3 identical 90-Minute Seminars
Presented by Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, Dr. Scott Stripling, and Dr. Craig Evans

Sunday, March 29 | 3:00 PM (Worship Center)
Thursday, April 2 | 6:30 PM (Student Building)
Friday, April 3 | 7:30 AM (Student Building)