Miracle Dome City’s 1,500-Bed Accommodation Facility to Address the Needs of Visitors
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Newswire reports that the facility is intended to give visitors a place to stay before or after services.
- Newswire says close to 7,000 people visit the premises on an ordinary day.
- Newswire reports that the broader project is being developed under Prophet Jerome Fernando’s vision.
- Newswire says a Wall of Honour at the premises recognises about 13,000 contributors to the Miracle Dome.
Newswire reports that a 1,500-bed accommodation facility is being developed at Miracle Dome City in Katunayake. The facility is intended for people travelling from across Sri Lanka to attend prayer and healing services at the Miracle Dome.
Newswire says close to 7,000 people visit the premises on an ordinary day. It reports that some visitors make long journeys with family members, including sick relatives, and can face overnight travel and extended waits. The planned accommodation is intended to provide a place to rest before or after services.
Newswire reports that the facility is part of the wider Miracle Dome City project, developed under the vision of Prophet Jerome Fernando to expand facilities for visitors. It says accommodation and basic amenities could assist families travelling with children, older relatives or people needing additional care.
Newswire also reports that the Miracle Dome premises include a Wall of Honour listing approximately 13,000 people who contributed to establishing the place of worship. The report identifies no timetable for completing the accommodation facility.
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