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Broadway’s Amazing Grace: The Musical
John Newton was a slave-ship captain who had a life-changing experience during a storm at sea. He later dedicated his life to abolishing the slave trade. He wrote his famous hymn, Amazing Grace, to accompany his sermon on 1 Chronicles 17:6-7. After his sermon, he lamented that he was “unaffected” by his own message. But his hymn, sung or changed for the first time that day, has endured as a beloved hymn.
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About this Plan
Join us on a 14-day tour through Museum of the Bible to read about the exciting things you’ll want to know before visiting us in Washington, D.C. You’ll get a first-hand look at the museum and gain a better understanding of how everything in the museum ties back to the best-selling book of all time, the Bible. For more information about the museum and to purchase tickets visit museumofthebible.org/tickets.
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