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America's largest cross begins construction in Corpus Christi, Texas 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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 Image 1 of / 10 Caption Close Image 1 of 10 If all goes to plan, one day Corpus Christi will be the home of the largest cross in the Western Hemisphere. The Corpus Christi Cross Project has been working for three years to make the cross a reality. On Sunday afternoon the project broke ground on a site off Interstate 37 in Northwest Corpus Christi. Eventually there will be a 210 feet tall cross on that plot of land for all to see. It will be visible to planes flying into Corpus Christi International Airport and be able to seen five miles away by land and double that by air. less If all goes to plan, one day Corpus Christi will be the home of the largest cross in the Western Hemisphere. The Corpus Christi Cross Project has been working for three years to make the cross a reality. On ... more Image 2 of 10 A 170-foot cross is seen outside Sagemont Church Monday, May 14, 2012, in Houston. (Cody Duty / Houston Chronicle) A 170-foot cross is seen outside Sagemont Church Monday, May 14, 2012, in Houston. (Cody Duty / Houston Chronicle) Photo: Cody Duty Image 3 of 10 According to Pastor Rick Milby of Corpus Christi's Abundant Life Fellowship the idea for Corpus' cross came to him after seeing the sizable cross near Houston's own Sagemont Church near I-45 and the south side of the Beltway. That cross, erected in Feb. 2009, is 170 feet tall. 
  
  
  
 less According to Pastor Rick Milby of Corpus Christi's Abundant Life Fellowship the idea for Corpus' cross came to him after seeing the sizable cross near Houston's own Sagemont Church near I-45 and the south side ... more Photo: Eric Kayne, Chronicle Image 4 of 10 Ballinger, Texas A fatter, shinier roadside cross is located right in the middle of Texas, in Ballinger. Ballinger, Texas A fatter, shinier roadside cross is located right in the middle of Texas, in Ballinger. Photo: 0ccam, Flickr Image 5 of 10 Image 6 of 10 Ballinger, Texas It's 100 feet tall and 70 feet wide. Ballinger, Texas It's 100 feet tall and 70 feet wide. Photo: 0ccam, Flickr Image 7 of 10 St. Augustine, Fla. At 208 feet, "Great Cross" may be the tallest in the country, but it's much thinner than other roadside crosses. St. Augustine, Fla. At 208 feet, "Great Cross" may be the tallest in the country, but it's much thinner than other roadside crosses. Image 8 of 10 Abingdon, Va. Victory Baptist Church displays a standard roadside cross along I-81 in Virginia. Abingdon, Va. Victory Baptist Church displays a standard roadside cross along I-81 in Virginia. Photo: Mr_t_77, Flickr Image 9 of 10 Jamestown, Va. Here's a wooden, colonial version of the giant roadside cross. Jamestown, Va. Here's a wooden, colonial version of the giant roadside cross. Photo: Chimothy27, Flickr Image 10 of 10 America's largest cross begins construction in Corpus Christi, Texas 1 / 10 Back to Gallery 
  
 If all goes to plan, one day Corpus Christi will be the home of the largest cross in the Western Hemisphere. 
  
 Yes, the south Texas city that gave the world Eva Longoria, Selena, and Whataburger might have another tourist attraction on its hands. 
  
 The Corpus Christi Cross Project has been working for three years to make the cross a reality. On Sunday afternoon the project broke ground on a site off Interstate 37 in Northwest Corpus Christi, on the Abundant Life Fellowship campus. 
  
 Various Corpus dignitaries were at the groundbreaking ceremony. A message from Governor Greg Abbott in support of the cross was read by Representative Todd Hunter. 
  
 Eventually there will be a 210 feet tall (about 19 stories) cross on that plot of land for all to see. It will be visible to planes flying into Corpus Christi International Airport and be able to seen five miles away by land and double that by air. 
  
 According to Pastor Rick Milby of Abundant Life Fellowship the idea for Corpus' cross came to him after seeing the sizable cross near Houston's own Sagemont Church near I-45 and the south side of the Beltway. 
  
 That cross, erected in Feb. 2009, is 170 feet tall. 
  
 Soon after seeing that cross in June 2013 and entering into talks with Sagemont Church, Pastor Milby began work on his own cross. The project is being bankrolled by supporters who would like to contribute funds to make it a reality. Those who donate large sums will have their contributions noted on pave stones at the foot of the cross. 
  
 Milby has said the price tag for the cross should be $1 million, of which over $142,000 has already been collected. 
  
 In the beginning the cross was only to be 150 feet tall but as the plans evolved it rocketed to 210 feet. The cross will be made of steel plating and reinforced by a concrete and steel base which goes down 48 feet below grade. Hurricane force winds shouldn't be an issue, it seems. 
  
 "The cross is so massive and so tall it will have a two foot deflection at the top, it will actually sway in the wind two feet back and forth," Milby told Corpus outlet KRIS-TV. 
  
 Texas has a love affair with giant crosses it appears. There are others in Groom and Ballinger, 190 feet and 100 feet respectively. 
  
 In Downtown Houston there is a large, building size white illuminated cross on the side of the St Joseph Professional Building that can be seen by travelers going south on I-45. 
  
 For now a small wooden cross, just a few feet tall, stands where the Corpus Christi Cross will eventually tower over I-37. 
  
 It won’t be the tallest cross in the world, though, as that cross is located in Madrid, Spain and is 495 feet tall. ||||| Whether you live in the community and pass by the cross every day or you’re seeing the cross for the first time, we welcome you! 
  
 Jesus promises in John 12:32 that if He is lifted up, He will draw all men unto himself. In February, 2009, Sagemont Church claimed that promise in a unique and tangible way with the construction of this 170-foot tall cross that has become a spiritual landmark for the church and surrounding community. 
  
 The idea originated on October 21,2007 , on a normal Sunday morning when Sagemont’s Senior Pastor, Dr. John Morgan, decided to take an alternate route on his way to church. As he neared the peak of the overpass connecting I-45 and Beltway 8, his spiritual eyes looked past the normal scenery of the church buildings, parking lots, and landscaping and the vision of a large, significant cross came to focus in his mind. “I had never thought of such a thing for Sagemont before, so that morning it was a very emotional thing for me to see it so clearly,” he said. 
  
 As he began praying more about it and sharing his idea, others quickly caught the enthusiasm and excitement he felt for making his vision a reality. “After all,” he said, “that is what Christianity is about, even from the beginning of time – the Cross.” 
  
 After several months of planning and praying, the much anticipated 170-foot-tall cross was finally erected on the weekend of February 7, 2009, sending a message to all who see it that Sagemont’s first priority is to point others to Christ through The Cross. Those who drive by have no choice but to notice it. “They can ignore it, reject it, or be blessed by it,” Pastor Morgan said, “but they can’t miss it.” 
  
 In the time since the cross was erected, many lives have been touched and changed. Many have come to know Jesus because the cross drew them to Him. Hundreds have been baptized in the waters surrounding the cross. And countless others have simply spent time kneeling, praying, singing, or weeping in the shadow of the cross. If Sagemont Church can help you or minister to you in any way, please call us. And know that you are welcome here, at the foot of the cross, any time. ||||| Towering above the intersection of Interstates 57 and 70 in southern Illinois, the Cross At The Crossroads, a crucifix nearly 200 feet tall and made with 180 tons of steel is seen by over 50,000 travelers as they drive by every day, but was built just two feet short of an FAA regulation that would have required it to have a beacon visible by airplanes. 
  
 The cross is deliberately kept at under 200 feet to avoid an FAA regulation that would require a light at the top, yet still be bigger than a 190-foot high cross in Groom, Texas. Having won the religious size contest, at the base is a welcome center and a lighting display, with a plaque for each of the Ten Commandments. A kiosk also accepts donations to keep the lights running. 
  
 Unique automotive blessing events are also held at the site of the cross, such as Corvettes at the Cross and a Blessing of the Bikes, where vehicles are blessed so they can take to the road under God’s protection. ||||| The landscape along Interstate 37 near Carbon Plant road in Northwest Corpus Christi is about to change -- in a big way. 
  
 In the middle of a field on the eastbound side of the interstate, a 210 foot tall cross will soon be built. 
  
 "It'll be made of 5/8 inch cold rolled steel, be welded, and put together in sections," said Rick Milby of Abundant Life Fellowship. "The cross bar on the cross will be 95 feet wide. It will be 12 feet in diameter. The cross is so massive and so tall it will have a two foot deflection at the top, it will actually sway in the wind two feet back and forth." 
  
 Milby and Danny Isom of Abundant Life Fellowship are the masterminds of the Corpus Christi Cross Project. They got the idea after seeing a 170 foot tall cross at Sagemont Church in Houston. 
  
 Milby claims the Corpus Christi cross will be one of the tallest in the world. 
  
 "The cross is gonna be the second largest cross in the world," he said. "The largest cross in the world is in Madrid, Spain. It's 495 feet tall. This cross will be the largest cross in the western hemisphere. It will span 210 feet in the air." 
  
 At over 200 feet tall, the Corpus Christi cross will trump city hall and the Nueces County courthouse, along with the 180 foot tower outside the KRIS studios. But it'll fall short of the Harbor Bridge's 243 feet. 
  
 It's a mammoth undertaking in terms of size and price, with an estimated construction cost of one-million dollars. 
  
 Milby says they're depending on community support to fund construction. "Well it's coming from the community and private contributions. There's already been $142,000 given towards the cross, the land has been donated, it's paid for in full now. So we have the property, we have these funds started and we're anticipating more funds to come from the community and literally around the world because we minister around the world." 
  
 The cross will take about a year to build. Once it's up, Milby says nothing will bring it down. 
  
 "The cross is sitting on a foundation that's 38 feet octagon. It's three feet deep with steel and concrete, has 24 piers that go 48 feet into the ground. So if it were to blow over, it would pull up about three acres of land with it." 
  
 An official groundbreaking is scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 31 at 11:30 a.m. 
  
 Click here for more information on the Corpus Christi Cross Project. ||||| Stories about the Cross 
  
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The largest cross in the US is coming to the "Body of Christ," also known as Corpus Christi, Texas. The Corpus Christi Cross Project broke ground at the Abundant Life Fellowship campus off Interstate 37 on Sunday. Pastor Rick Milby says the massive cross will eventually stretch 95 feet wide and 210 feet high, making it the biggest in the Western Hemisphere, reports the Houston Chronicle. The idea for the project came to Milby after he first spotted a huge cross in Houston and heard about "lives that were changed, suicides that were aborted, relationships that were restored because of the influence of the cross," he writes on the project's website. A cross in Illinois stands just under 200 feet, notes Atlas Obscura, which adds that the FAA requires a light on anything above that height. The Corpus Christi cross will be so big that the design allows for "a two-foot deflection at the top—it will actually sway in the wind two feet back and forth," Milby tells KRIS TV. And as for whether such winds can topple it, Milby says the concrete foundation's 24 piers will be anchored 48 feet deep, "so if it were to blow over, it would pull up about three acres of land with it." Once completed, the cross will be visible from 5 miles away by land and 10 miles by air; planes flying into Corpus Christi International Airport will descend about a half-mile to the east. The cross is expected to take about a year, and $1 million, to complete. It will still fall far short of the world's tallest cross—a 495-footer in Madrid. About $142,000 has been raised so far. (A city in Michigan turned its giant cross into something else.)