Columbia Baptist Church Hosts World Vision Experience

2026-10-22 8:44 AM

Columbia Baptist Church Hosts World Vision Experience

Columbia Baptist Church hosted the award-winning World Vision Experience last weekend, from May 22 – May 25, in the parking lot of the church. The multimedia exhibit, which was free, was housed in a semi-truck and aimed at transporting visitors to three areas of the world to learn about humanitarian issues up close.

The has truck has since left the City and is on tour around the continental United States this summer and fall. MRA, a company that provides experiential tour equipment, partnered with World Vision to bring these stories to life inside the 1,000 square-foot truck parked in the church’s parking lot all last weekend.

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