Proclaim! day 

Yes. This is open for every family, hosted or unhosted. 

Yes, definitely. This is open to all families worldwide. It does not replace your local host group. This is additional practice for your students who want to proclaim God's Words at the Museum of the Bible.  This is also a great practice for students who want to compete at the National Bible Bee. It might help them lessen their stage fright and prepare for the big NBB judges in the Nationals!

Join our online study group and weekly competition.  Although this does not replace the local host group, we have resources for your children to practice for the  National Bible Bee Qualifying Test.

Research has shown that games and competitions engage students. We hope this event will be memorable for your budding disciples, regardless of whether they make it to the competitive National Bible Bee.  We pray the Summer Study teachings will resonate with your children's hearts.

We support the National Bible Bee's mission to Know Christ and Make Him Known, and we learn alongside our students and parents.

No. This is optional. If you are unhosted, your family can hold a Proclaim Day in your home or with your local host group. 

Yes, of course. Everyone is welcome to join.  This is to make your Family Summer Study fun and memorable.  After the Proclaim Day at the MOTB, visit the national museums in DC for more summer educational fun times!

The Proclaim Day event itself is free.

You must purchase your entrance fees to the Museum of the Bible or use your Museum of the Bible membership.

It depends on the size of your family. You may invite as many families and friends as you like, pay for the entrance fees that they can use at the Museum of the Bible, and watch your children at the Gathering Room A (6th floor).

No, you don't need to buy entrance tickets if you have an annual Museum of the Bible pass.  

The 6th Floor Gathering Room A has a 300-person limit, and we want to minimize the number of interruptions during the competition.  Please be mindful when you enter and exit during the breaks.