National Geographic Used Our 3D Jerusalem in Their Church of the Holy Sepulchre Exhibit – Here’s Why That Matters
We’re honored to share that National Geographic selected our 3D model of ancient Jerusalem—including our highly detailed Herod’s Temple—for use in their stunning Church of the Holy Sepulchre exhibit.
For those unfamiliar, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is one of the holiest Christian sites in the world, believed to be the location of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. To tell that story with impact, National Geographic turned to immersive visual tools. That’s where we came in.
Our 3D Jerusalem model helped bring the ancient city to life, allowing visitors to understand the geography, architecture, and sacred context in an interactive way.
Why National Geographic Chose Our 3D Bible Worlds
What set our work apart? We build more than models—we build immersive, research-backed biblical worlds used by museums, churches, and filmmakers.
Our Herod’s Temple 3D experience in particular is one of the most detailed virtual recreations in the world, designed to match historical, archaeological, and scriptural data. It’s been used in:
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Educational exhibits
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Faith-based VR games
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Christian learning tools
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And now, in partnership with National Geographic
What We’re Building Next: Bible Games and Immersive Learning
The same tech behind our Jerusalem 3D model powers a new generation of interactive Bible games, Christian VR apps, and faith-based education tools for families, homeschoolers, and churches.
✅ Explore Herod’s Temple in VR
✅ Walk through ancient Jerusalem
✅ Play Bible-based adventure games
✅ Use interactive learning tools to teach kids Scripture
Whether you’re a Christian school, a homeschool family, or just someone passionate about Bible history, our tools make the Bible come alive like never before.
