Christians in the UK belonging to different denominations have joined together near Birmingham in order to bless a land where a gigantic prayer monument will be built. The construction of the monument, which has been named the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, is to commence soon and is expected to be completed in 2026. Around 300 people gathered together to bless the monument, which is being constructed at Coleshill, located outside Birmingham. Once completed, the monument will be 169 feet tall, which will make it the largest Christian landmark in the world. The monument will be designed in the form of an infinity loop and will serve as a repository for a million answered prayers submitted by individuals from all over the world.
Christian Today reports:
Christians from all denominations have gathered on the outskirts of Birmingham to bless the land where a giant prayer monument is to be built.
Construction of the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is to begin soon, with completion expected in 2026.
The monument is being built at Coleshill, outside Birmingham, and will stand at 169 feet tall once completed, making it what is believed to be the world’s largest Christian landmark.
Addressing the ‘blessing of the land’ ceremony, Bishop Mike Royal, General Secretary of Churches Together, said, “The Eternal Wall is a monument of prayer for the whole nation.
“Today, we witnessed the gathering of a broad spectrum of senior leaders and people from a wide variety of different church denominations, all coming together in prayer to bless the ground so that work can begin on this landmark.
“Today was a true moment where the church stood together in unity.”
The monument will take the shape of an infinity loop and will host a million answered prayers from people around the world.
North Warwickshire Borough Council granted planning permission for the monument in 2020 and construction of the access road started earlier this year.
Some 300 people attended the blessing of the land last weekend.
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