Woodland Museum of Biblical Archaeology News
CHRISTMAS LECTURE SERIES
On Saturday, December 3rd our Winter Lecture will be offered for your enjoyment. This event will be held at the Museum, there is no charge, and I hope you plan to attend. The schedule is found below. Let me know if you plan to stay for our free pizza and salad lunch by responding to this email or giving us a phone call. If you have any questions please contact me.
GUEST ARCHAEOLOGIST
Dr. Gary Byers serves as Co-Director and Senior Archaeologist of the Shiloh Excavations, Israel and Assistant Director of the Tall el-Hammam Excavation Project, Jordan. He also currently serves as Dean of the College of Archaeology, Trinity Southwest University in Albuquerque, NM and adjunct professor at Veritas International University. He has also excavated at Khirbet al-Maqatir, Khirbet Nisya Tel Miqne/Ekron, Israel. Gary is a member of the board of directors of the Near East Archaeological Society (2000-present), served on the board of directors of the Associates for Biblical Research (2004-2019) and is a member of the American Schools of Oriental Research.
He will be sharing two different lectures at 10 AM and at 2 PM. See the schedule and topics below.
SCHEDULE
9 AM - Museum Open (before and after the lectures)
10 AM to 11:15 AM - First Lecture - "Away In A Manger…But Not In A Barn"
11:30 AM - Lunch
1 PM - Second Lecture - "Wisemen Knew The Way – But How Did They Know?"
2:30 - 4:00 PM - Museum Open and open dialogue with Dr. Byers
BETHLEHEM VILLAGE AND BIBLICAL GARDEN
Our 5 inch scale miniature Bethlehem Village will be on display and our Biblical Garden will be open for your enjoyment.
Contact me if you have questions. Hope to see you on December 3rd!
--Carl Morgan
Woodland Museum of Biblical Archaeology
240 N. West St. Woodland, CA. 95695
email - carlwmba@gmail.com website -www.woodlandmba.org
(530) 662-1675 (leave a message) or cell - 530-312-8116
Museum Mission Statement
The primary reasons for beginning and maintaining the Woodland Museum of Biblical Archaeology are:
To preserve and display antiquities from the land of the Bible.
To promote the understanding and teaching of Biblical History.
To demonstrate the historical and geographical authenticity of the Bible.
To create a learning environment for understanding God’s redemption of the world through Jesus Christ.
God’s Provision
There is no charge for visiting our Museum. However, to operate, maintain, and improve the museum, we rely on donations. Donations are tax deductable and can be made anytime, either at the museum, online using your PayPal account, or by mailing a check to:
Woodland Museum of Biblical Archaeology
c/o Woodland United Fellowship
240 N. West St.
Woodland, CA 95695
Please make sure that checks are made to WUF and put “museum” in the memo space.
For your convenience, you can also make donations through our website and your PayPal account.
God Bless,
Carl Morgan