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The Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer is a new landmark symbolizing hope and God's faithfulness. Shaped like an infinity loop with a million bricks, each representing an answered prayer, it will be visible from six miles away and seen by over 500,000 people weekly. CEO Richard Gamble discusses the new phase, the Woodland of Faith, with Michael Fanstone.
Released on 20 Sep 2024
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