Teen Missions International’s Old Testament Tabernacle is open for tours through Oct. 17 at Brown Road Community Church, 1553 Brown Rd. on the South Side. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays ...

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - A traveling tabernacle is on display for free to the public in Reno this weekend. The large and detailed structure is a replica of what some scholars and religious leaders say ...

A Meridian LDS Church is putting the Tabernacle of Moses replica on display next month and it’s open to the public. The model to be displayed in Meridian is one of only 10 full-sized reproductions.

Builds Miniature Replica of Tabernacle Ordered by Moses 3,000 Years Ago. July 5, 1932. See Original Daily Bulletin From This Date Advertisement.

The Huntington Beach Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is bringing back some old-time religion. Really old-time. A full-scale replica of the tabernacle built by Moses and the Israelites, … ...

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church is hosting its 40th annual "Christmas with Tab" service, featuring carols and a performance of Vivaldi's "Gloria", with the service available on WNDY and WISH-TV.

The Mishkan’s beauty comes not only from its sumptuous fabrics and luxuriant appointments, but also from the element of giving by each person that made it (Terumah) ...

God instructs Moses in the Book of Exodus to build a tabernacle; it is to be a box made of acacia wood, covered in gold, with a golden angel on either end (Ex 25).

The Tabernacle was built by a church in California and is on loan for a rare trip to the East Coast. “It’s one thing to read the scriptures, but it’s another to see it.

Clayton Leinneweber spent the last 30 years traveling with a full-size replica of the tabernacle, which will be at College Station Seventh-day Adventist Church from March 29 through April 6.

It turns out the Bible’s idea of worship is mostly about posture, not music or praise. To be human is to worship. That much is clear in the Scriptures (Ps. 150:6), declared in our creeds, and ...

The tabernacle was the most holy shrine of Hebrew worship and it comprised a tent, which was surrounded by a perimeter fence. Three sides of the tent were built with wooden boards.