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Mike Harris tells the story of the Crosses on the Square Crosses were prophesied to the owner of the Red Brick Studio in August 2014. More than a year went by until he was reminded of the prophecy - with an urgency to get it completed. This morning, it was fulfilled. Click on headline for complete story By Ed Waggener Mike Harris gave a brief history of how the three crosses atop his Red Brick Recording studios came to be. "It was prophesied to us that we should put the crosses on top of the building over one year ago," he said, "in August, 2014." The Columbia attorney, who is owner and President of Shorelines Communications, owner of The WAVE 92.7 FM and The BIG DAWG 99.9 FM, established Red Brick Studio at 200 Public Square in 2013. The studio records a range of music, but, at it's core, there's Southern Gospel. Mr. Harris, a devoutly religious man, has always put his faith at the foundation of his businesses. As it has progressed, he said, the mission of the Red Brick Studio has evolved more and more to gospel, more and more to ministries. The visitor's loft, upstairs at the Red Brick, has become more and more facility for furthering the work of ministries. Now, as often as a visiting music artist is there, the loft houses pastors. This morning, Harris said, two ministers, one from Kentucky, another from North Carolina, were guests at the upstairs loft. They are in Adair County, he said, to carry on a meeting at Columbia's Revival Center, which became a permanent part of the Christian scene following a protracted meeting which began in a cornfield off KY 704 in the Tabor Community. He said he was reminded in November, 2015 of the prophesy, and made the fulfillment a determined priority. A steel fabricating company built the three 10 foot steel crosses, which are finished with automotive grade gold paint, Harris said. Friends with a lift truck raised the crosses to the building Saturday morning, February 20, 2016, and secured them to the roof in a few hours after starting at 6amCT. Before 10amCT arrived, the workmen had gone, the work complete. The angles of the outside crosses were planned for maximum exposure from as many points around the the Square. But the Central Cross, the Cross of Jesus, is the focal point, seen head-on by pedestrians on the Square and is designed for maximum visibility by motorist approaching on Burkesville Street. Harris said that many will see the timing as having to do with local issues. That's not the case, he said. It has nothing particularly to do with those issues. Neither does the timing have anything to do with the early Easter this year, on Sunday, March 27, 2016. It only has to do with the fulfillment of the prophecy revealed to him in 2014, he said. This story was posted on 2016-02-20 13:12:34
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