Revolutionary Christian monument – the largest in the world – is nearing the start of construction in the United Kingdom. The „Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer“, which will be installed in Coleshill, Birmingham, will become a „constant testimony of God’s faithfulness and love“.
The monument, which will be visible from almost 10 kilometers away, will be set up 144 kilometers north of London and will serve as a reminder of the continuous power of God’s love. It will consist of 1 million white bricks, each digitally connected to a unique story of answered prayers.
Designed in the shape of an infinite loop, it will represent God’s boundless love. Visitors will be able to see each prayer using smart technology, enabling interaction with the monument.
– The power of just one person can impact countless lives for the better. Imagine what a million can do. We are all important to Jesus and we all have a story to share – a part of us that motivates others and directs them to God – says Richard Gamble, founder and creator.
The monument is designed to honor not only the stories of ordinary people, but also the prayers of significant historical figures, such as Winston Churchill, the late English Queen Elizabeth II, and others. Their testimonies will be presented alongside the stories of everyday Christians, reminding us that no story is too small or insignificant and that all believers are equally loved by God.
– You may feel unknown and think you have no influence, but that doesn’t make you any less valuable to God. Your story in Christ is important and should be shared. Join us and be part of history – if only one soul is touched, it is already worth it – Gamble adds.
The „Eternal Wall“ team is now appealing to American Christians to share their testimonies. Their goal is to collect 200,000 stories of answered prayers from the United States, hoping to involve Christians from all walks of life.
So far, 42,000 stories have been collected, but Gamble notes that much more is needed to achieve the ambitious goal. He believes that if American Christians are invited to participate, the impact of this project will be much broader, spreading a global message of hope and faith.
The project has already collected numerous stories, including miraculous healings, rescues from abuse and dangerous circumstances, comfort in times of mourning, assistance in natural disasters, as well as life-changing encounters with „the real Jesus“ that have led to spiritual transformation and salvation.
This monument will not only be larger than the „Christ the Redeemer“ monument in Rio de Janeiro, but, as Gamble claims, it will be a testament to Jesus’ completed work.
– What is different and more important is that the monument will tell of Jesus, of his character. This monument will be a constant testimony of God’s power – says Gamble.
The competition for submitting testimonies is still open and Christians from around the world can participate by sending stories to eternalwall.org.uk.
