The labyrinth is an ancient pattern that, while similar to a maze, only has one path. There is no puzzle to be solved only a journey to walk. As we twist and turn along the path our hearts opens, our bodies relax, and we become more open and receptive to God’s presence.
While it is true that God is always with us, it is also true that sometimes we need help to tune into God’s presence by giving our bodies something to do. Other times, our bodies sense God’s presence but we need a place for our heart and mind to rest — labyrinths by design provide such a space.
In celebration of the Feast of Epiphany and the Season of Light you are invited to walk the labyrinth at St Stephen’s. The labyrinth will be open from 4pm to 7pm, with guided walks at 4pm and 6pm.
If you would prefer not to walk, you are welcome to come and dwell in the quiet candle lit space. There will be finger labyrinths available for seated meditation.
Every bit of us was made to worship the Creator. All are welcome.