God told me to build a monument to answered prayer
By 
Richard Gamble2021-05-25T10:52:00
Seventeen years ago, God gave Richard Gamble an audacious vision: to build a national landmark that celebrated a million answered prayers. Turning that vision into reality has been a long, and often arduous, journey, and it isn’t over yet
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