Located on top of a hill across from the Richland Correctional Institute, Biblewalk offers an illuminated tour of THE HOLY BIBLE. Scenes from all of the favorite bible story's come to life in this one of a kind wax museum.
Most of the scenes look like a freeze frame of a church play. The production value varies from scene to scene, but is quite impressive considering all the artwork is done entirely by volunteers. The lighting that corresponds to the narration in each scene is top notch and captivating. Most of the wax figures look real enough to start moving, although there is the occasional mannequin and bad wig or beard.
The tour is self guided but paced as such that if they say it will take an hour, it is going to take an hour. The many exhibits to choose from allow you to pick your own adventure and decide how long you'd like to stay, but it would be too easy to spend all day there. For this reason Biblewalk could benefit from a food court, or a vending machine at the very least.
The bathrooms were clean. The whole building had the unmistakable smell of a church. Some might find this comforting
There were several instances where the museum's narration paraphrases THE HOLY BIBLE, which is blasphemy. Very disappointing. Furthermore, it was never addressed how the museum does not break THE LORD'S commandment not to make any images in the form of anything in Heaven above or on the Earth beneath or in the waters below. This museum has all three forms of these images. Concerning…For this reason I fear a five star rating would be sinful.
Overall, Biblewalk offers a fun way to experience the word of GOD and let his spirit speak to you.