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Construction began in Corpus Christi, TX on the largest cross in the Western Hemisphere. The cross is expected to be 210 feet tall and its construction required help of volunteer contributions to make it a reality. It is being erected under the guidance of Pastor Mike Rilby of the Abundant Life Fellowship in Corpus Christi. Apparently he has forgotten the wisdom of Matthew 6:6
It's their money. But I can't help wonder how many poor people could be fed with that million dollars.
The church has more than one mission. Feeding the poor is just part of what they do. Sharing the good news of Christ is also part of their mission. Perhaps the cross will lead someone in need to the Lord's mercy.
Construction began in Corpus Christi, TX on the largest cross in the Western Hemisphere. The cross is expected to be 210 feet tall and its construction required help of volunteer contributions to make it a reality. It is being erected under the guidance of Pastor Mike Rilby of the Abundant Life Fellowship in Corpus Christi. Apparently he has forgotten the wisdom of Matthew 6:6
Hahaha! I read the title of the thread and instantly thought 'Texas!'. Sure enough. They love big, gaudy things.
Exactly. The second largest cross is also in TX. That one is located in the tiny town of Groom, and it is 170 ft tall. There's another gigantic one in Houston, and that one is 19 stories high. The religious folks who bash atheist billboards would do well to remember that what's good for the pious is also good for the heathens
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