Nashville-area church hosts World Vision Experience: AIDS

The World Vision Experience: AIDS is a 2,500-square-foot interactive exhibit.

The Otter Creek Church of Christ in Brentwood, Tenn., is hosting “World Vision Experience: AIDS.”
The World Vision Web site notes:

The World Vision Experience: AIDS is a 2,500-square-foot interactive exhibit that invites visitors to “step into Africa” by hearing, seeing and walking through an African village to personally experience the lives of children affected by AIDS. The stirring audio tour and captivating photography will transport you into the life of an African child and give you a new perspective on the greatest humanitarian crisis of our time … AIDS.

“One of the milestone health issues in our students’ generation has been the  world HIV-AIDS epidemic. We have all seen the effect of misinformation and  misunderstanding about its impact, especially on children in Africa. One of  our local congregations — Otter Creek — is sponsoring a touring national exhibit created by World Vision from August 8-15, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., to shed light on this humanitarian crisis and our opportunities as Christians to  impact it.

“Traditionally for understandable reasons, we are not able to publicize local congregational events among the Lipscomb community, but this one, like our work on the flood clean up, has tremendous community implication, both here in Middle Tennessee and as Christians in a global citizenry.”

See details on viewing the exhibit at Otter Creek.

• Feedback
  I work at the church where this exhibit was hosted. It was a total blessing. I can’t tell you the impact it has had on the Otter Creek youth group & the Rubio family.
  I hope more churches will bring this exhibit to their area. The World Vision people are amazing.
  David

  David Rubio

  August, 17 2010