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The Herzog Foundation is proud to partner with the Museum of the Bible to host a two-day Museum of the Bible Teacher Retreat. Interact with the origins and meaning of Scripture and unpack the historical context of the biblical authors to understand how to engage with Scripture today. This teacher retreat has two tracks. Each guest will apply into the track that best fits their position. Teachers are encouraged to attend this gathering twice if both tracks interest them.
TRACK ONE: Biblical Literacy
How do we read and interact with Scripture as Christians? How do educators navigate tough questions in the classroom and help students understand and articulate biblical principles? As educators, it is important to guide students in understanding how seemingly isolated events fit into the biblical metanarrative and the overarching redemptive story as we read and interact with Scripture. During this track, you will look at the historical context of biblical texts as they were written through the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.
TRACK TWO: Biblical Scholarship
How did the sixty-six books that make up the Bible come to be? The authenticity of Scripture has been debated and questioned throughout history. During this track, you will explore these questions and more about Scripture, consider different theological perspectives, and learn how to address tough questions from students. Topics will include the origins of the Bible, forgeries, and more. We will use varying opinions and perspectives to strengthen our view and understanding of Scripture. Please be aware that there may be differences and debates in this track based on the other school leaders and scholars in attendance.
Apply now: https://bit.ly/4hBHLfH
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Museum of the Bible, 400 4th St. SW,Washington D.C., Washington, United States
