ROCKINGHAM — Two local churches are banding together for a weeklong event designed to make viewers consider the decisions they make.
Beverly Hills and Freedom Baptist churches recently announced the joint production of “Judgement House,” described in a press release as an “an immersive, multi-scene walk-through drama designed to explore real-life choices and their eternal consequences.”
“Unlike a traditional stage play or seasonal scare attraction, ‘Judgement House’ takes small tour groups step-by-step through a true-to-life storyline,” reads a press release. “Guests witness ordinary characters facing critical crossroads in their daily lives, experiencing the impact of their decisions, and ultimately witnessing their eternal destinations.”
The production will take place at Beverly Hills Baptist, 110 Kemberly St. Rockingham, from Oct. 21-25, with tours running from 6-10 p.m. The tours last 45-60 minutes and depart every 15-20 minutes, according to the release.
“Due to the emotional and realistic nature of the modern dramatic presentation, parental guidance is suggested for younger children,” warns the release.
Admission is free, but love offerings will be accepted. Tickets are available through Eventbrite.
For more information or to reserve a time slot, contact Pearl Wallace at 910-331-0081 or visit the Facebook page, Judgement House - Beverly Hills and Freedom Baptist.
