M.A.B. REPORT
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The UNASP inaugurated the Museu de Arqueologia Bíblica, MAB, the first museum of this category in South America. The event was attended by donors, authorities, and guests, along with the participation of Dr. Rodrigo Silva, the project's founder.
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THE EVENT
The programming began at the campus church with a moment of gratitude to God through songs, prayers, and a biblical message. In addition, donors were honored, and Rodrigo Silva provided an overview of the museum's significance for the institution. "The museum is not here to be visited; it is here to be experienced," he said during the presentation. Shortly after, the audience was directed from the church to the MAB, where the inaugural ribbon was cut in a solemn celebration. The first session featured the participation of honored guests such as Thiago Nigro, "Primo Rico," and Rogério Vilela from podcast "Inteligência Ltda."
