The American bishop’s 14-minute, passionate address entitled The Power of Love was the most tweeted-about moment of the day of the royal wedding, according to Twitter.
In the video that began the ITV show’s finale, Bishop Curry said: “Hello Britain’s Got Talent. It is a joy to bring you these greetings, to all of the contestants, to the judges, to the audience, to all who make this possible.
“Thank you for what you are doing, thank you to the contestants who offer yourselves and share your talent and your gifts with the rest of us, you actually help to bring some joy and happiness.
“So, thank you, God bless you, God keep you and may God hold us all in those almighty hands of love.”
The contest was won by comedian Lost Voice Guy, who pocketed £250,000 and won a spot at The Royal Variety Performance.
The funnyman, who has cerebral palsy and uses pre-recorded sentences on a computer for his stand-up act, dazzled the audience and judges with his hilarious routine in the grand final, which saw him poke fun at his disability.
He said as his win was announced: “I have been blown away by the support of the judges and the general public.”
The comic, whose name is Lee Ridley, said he was “really grateful” for all the love he had received.
The preacher’s energetic speech at the royal service in St George’s Chapel in Windsor began by quoting civil rights activist and devout…
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