the Court
University and basketball shaped an early belief in teamwork, discipline, movement, and helping young people pursue possibility.
A Living Timeline of Vision & Participation
From a hand-drawn Court and a family plow unearthed from the ground to a physical, digital, and global living museum and public benefit system in motion.
Big Prayer Museum™️ is more than a museum—we are a platform for purpose, education, and community impact. We help individuals, businesses, nonprofits, educators, and community leaders preserve their legacy while creating opportunities for learning, collaboration, wellness, and innovation.
Through exhibits, events, educational programs, business partnerships, sponsorships, and community initiatives, we connect people with ideas that strengthen relationships and inspire meaningful action.
Choose Big Prayer Museum™️ because we believe every person has a purpose, every organization has a contribution, and every generation has a responsibility to leave the world better than it was found. Together, we honor the past, prepare the present, and build the future.
The Origin Story
From basketball and entrepreneurship to a global mission.
A journey of purpose, people and the planet.
My journey did not begin with a museum. It began with a prayer.Joseph Renwick Randon · Founder’s Declaration
University and basketball shaped an early belief in teamwork, discipline, movement, and helping young people pursue possibility.
Entrepreneurship and an early media experience connected to The Young and the Restless moved Joseph’s story into public view.
At the San Antonio River Walk, Joseph asked, “Lord, teach me how to pray.” The moment redirected the journey.
SoundWater and Save the Earth gave the environmental message a public structure focused on responsibility and future generations.
The Earthworks Festival became one of the earliest documented public chapters of the developing mission.
The hand-drawn Court brought teamwork, position, TAP, OSBW, communication, and public participation into one visual system.
Around 2000, the New Millennium Mission Tour carried the message coast to coast and beyond through travel and public engagement.
A Vision Drawn Before the Website
Drawn with artist Reginal Cornett in 1998, the Court already carried early ideas for teamwork, TAP, OSBW, the senses, and IMNPC.
25+ Year Journey
Travel, public encounters, relationships, and a message carried forward.
The Journey Returns Home
The public journey eventually returned to family history in Fulshear.
Family memory and generations of work.
A physical symbol of labor and renewal.
The earlier chapters become a global living museum.
The Vision in Action
Physical progress, digital participation, public activity, and a growing network.
Every step forward builds momentum for humanity.
New spaces are being prepared for exhibitions, gatherings, artifacts, and public participation.
In DevelopmentArtifacts, photographs, documents, and personal histories are entering the living collection.
In ProgressThe global living map connects places, events, organizations, and active positions.
ActiveIndividuals and organizations enter the Court through OSBW roles and meaningful action.
GrowingSummer Gala 2026 and other activations bring culture, participation, and community engagement into public view.
UpcomingBusinesses, museums, nonprofits, service providers, and community partners are joining the Court.
ExpandingA growing visual record of the visitors, organizations, community members, and events helping bring the Court of Life into public motion.
Interactive Court Activity
Drag—or tap—each current connection into its OSBW position on the Court.
Original Court Model
Drawn with artist Reginal Cornett.