Construction Begins on Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer in Britain
Construction is set to begin on Britain's largest Christian monument, the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, located near Birmingham, following a successful $50 million fundraising campaign.
The monument will stand 167 feet tall, symbolizing the everlasting nature of prayer and God's faithfulness, and will contain one million bricks, each representing a story of answered prayer.
- Location: 100 miles north of London, near Birmingham
- Height: 167 feet tall
- Design: Möbius strip, a continuous loop
- Number of bricks: 1 million, each representing a story of answered prayer
The structure will be taller than the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil.
A groundbreaking ceremony will take place on November 5, marking the official start of work on the landmark, expected to open to the public in 2028, backed by over 20,000 supporters worldwide.
Author's summary: Construction starts on Britain's largest Christian monument.
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