Labyrinth artwork on display
Labyrinth Created by Kids Worship Arts
The labyrinth is found in many cultures and religious traditions as a walking meditation or path of prayer. Christians began using labyrinths in the Middle Ages as a metaphor for going on a transformational journey to the Heart of God through Jesus Christ.
This semester our Kids Worship Arts groups learned about the importance of labyrinths for the Christian tradition, and even took a walking field trip to a local labyrinth at Christ Episcopal church.
The path is connected with rocks, and candles that display a variety of prayer symbols. We invite you to view the path, and walk in prayer for our Children's, Youth, and Music ministries.
The labyrinth is found in many cultures and religious traditions as a walking meditation or path of prayer. Christians began using labyrinths in the Middle Ages as a metaphor for going on a transformational journey to the Heart of God through Jesus Christ.
This semester our Kids Worship Arts groups learned about the importance of labyrinths for the Christian tradition, and even took a walking field trip to a local labyrinth at Christ Episcopal church.
The path is connected with rocks, and candles that display a variety of prayer symbols. We invite you to view the path, and walk in prayer for our Children's, Youth, and Music ministries.