This is the Daily Cycle Podcast for Wednesday, June 14th, I'm Virginia Allen, and if you're

having a little bit of a rough week, we are bringing you some hope and encouragement

this morning, which I'm pretty excited about.

In England, a man by the name of Richard Gamble is building a wall of answered prayers.

Gamble is the founder of the Eternal Wall of answered prayers.

It's a project to erect an immense monument to prayer that God has answered, both in history

and recently.

The structure again will be located in England and will consist of 1 million bricks each

tied to an answered prayer, and visitors can then look up each of the prayers on their

phone by scanning a brick.

Gamble already has land and 90% of the funding for the project.

Tyler O'Neill sat down with Gamble at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention to

hear more about this amazing project that honors the power of prayer.

Stay tuned for that conversation after this.

This is Tyler O'Neill, I'm managing editor at the Daily Signal and I'm joined by Richard

Gamble, founder of the Eternal Wall of answered prayer.

I'm really excited by this project, I'd love to hear you say more about it.

Yeah, thank you for having me.

So this is a plan to build a national landmark about Jesus in the United Kingdom, and the

Eternal Wall is a giant infinity loop, which is about the size of a football pitch.

To white, it arch is 167 meters, 167 feet rather into the skyline, but the thing about

it is is every single brick represents a story of answered prayer, and people will be

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