The campaign for a National Prayer Landmark in the UK is the idea of Richard Gamble who wants to build a prayer wall for the nation.
He wants to construct a Christian symbol, equivalent to the Angel of the North, and is attempting to fundraise to make this happen.
He told Premier the Wall will be made up of a million bricks - each brick will represent an answered prayer.
Richard Gamble wants the landmark will be built next to a motorway so that thousands of people will be able to drive past each day and believe that Jesus is alive and that prayers will be answered.
He told Premier: "Every single brick is going to represent a story of answered prayer."
Richard Gamble stressed that the structure would be timeless.
He said: "It is for generations, so your descendants in hundreds of years to come will be able to go back and say my great, great, great, great, great grandmother bought a brick in the wall and this is the prayer that Jesus answered."
He went on to say that the idea has got a lot of support so far: "I think the most rewarding thing is just seeing people come on board and embrace the vision... it's started to go global already."
Listen to Premier's Hannah Tooley speak to Richard Gamble here:
