KERRVILLE, TEXAS – Since the entrance was first opened in July of 2012, thousands of people from across Texas, the USA and world have been climbing a 1,930’ hill in the heart of the Texas Hill County to meet with God. They have come from as far away as Israel, France, Canada, Mexico, Finland, Uganda, New Zealand, China, Nigeria, Australia, Switzerland, Hungary, Germany, the Bahamas and the Philippines. People are coming to see the art and experience the “open heaven” or “spiritual vortex” that is reported to exist at the unfinished 23 acre religious park. Over the four day 2013 Easter holiday, 1, 474 people visited the Kerrville, TX garden in 650 vehicles, according to official counters.
Previously, Pastor Marti Falck traveled all the way from Tampere, Finland to see the giant 77’7” cross sculpture which is billed as the most symbolic cross in the world because of its visual metaphors. The pastor stated: “I have seen thousands of crosses around the world in over 60 nations, but I have never seen an empty cross. It will draw international attention to Kerrville. The Empty Cross will touch the nations. It is about Jesus, not art. I came 9,000 miles from my home in Finland to see the cross.”
THE COMING KING SCULPTURE PRAYER GARDEN, which is located at the same latitude as Israel and approximately halfway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans on Interstate 10 is the site of over $2,250,000 worth of monumental Christian artwork, donated by three internationally collected Christian artists, Beverly Paddleford, David Broussard and Max Greiner, Jr.
However, the monumental art is not the only thing drawing visitors to the free, non-denominational outdoor Tabernacle. According to oral and written reports, thousands of lives are being changed by God. Thousands of people are experiencing documented supernatural miracles including healings, signs and wonders. These miracles, which occur daily at the unfinished garden, happen when people pray inside the hollow, 77’7” contemporary cross sculpture, in the name of Jesus Christ. Both the Christian and secular media have taken notice. Many people are also experiencing genuine supernatural miracles by simply visiting the non-profit organization’s website: www.thecomingkingfoundation.org.

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