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2C8X+W9Wichita Falls, TX 76305About
Summary
A historically significant site depicting the burial place from which Jesus is believed to have risen. Known for its serene and peaceful atmosphere, it offers a quiet space for reflection and family visits.
From Faith Near Me
Last Supper at the Cross in Wichita Falls, TX, offers a serene and historically evocative space centered on the story of Jesus’ burial and resurrection. Visitors are welcomed to a peaceful atmosphere ideal for quiet reflection, family visits, and moments of spiritual connection, with a design that emphasizes reverence and simplicity.
Pros
- Serenely designed for quiet reflection and spiritual contemplation
- Family-friendly environment with welcoming accessibility
- Historically themed site emphasizing Jesus’ resurrection narrative
- Consistently praised for beauty and meaningful visitor experience
- Appeals to those seeking peaceful, non-congregational worship spaces
Cons
- Limited website presence obscures detailed operational hours or event schedules
- Unclear accessibility features or accommodations for visitors with needs
Reviews from around the web
Public comments we collected from listing sources. Not written on Faith Near Me.
- OneMileAttaTimea year ago
Would I return? Yes! I have been watching this site being erected for several weeks, and it is finally open! Texas has many of these beautiful crosses honoring Jesus Christ and his sacrifice for our sins such as the large cross on I40 or the one just south of Ballinger, Texas This site really is the first site to depict the burial site from which Jesus is Risen!
- Ritz10 months ago
Just amazing place to have quiet time
- Brynnalyn Taskera year ago
Absolutely beautiful. Quiet. Peaceful. So blessed to have this near us. Thank you to the people who donated it.
- Charlie Featherston7 months ago
Absolutely worth taking the family to see.
- Scott Clearya year ago
Beautiful place. Someone spent some time and money putting this together. Thank you!🙏🙏 …
- Nichol Burris9 months ago
Feels like a walk back in history

