EXPLORE at 4pm, Sunday 14th September 2014 - In St John’s - This month it will be a service and reflection using a labyrinth design and layout based on that from Chartres Cathedral.
Labyrinths have ancient origins and Christians through the years have easily connected them to the spiritual themes of calling, pilgrimage and vocation. At the heart of these is a journeying with God and a longing for completion and restful relationship with our creator and loving Father who tends to our needs and sorrows. As I write, the labyrinth layout has been completed in St John's and the finishing touches will be applied after the 9:15 service. Please come along and see how we have transformed this old Church into an ancient prayer form. Open to all with refreshments at the end.
Labyrinths have ancient origins and Christians through the years have easily connected them to the spiritual themes of calling, pilgrimage and vocation. At the heart of these is a journeying with God and a longing for completion and restful relationship with our creator and loving Father who tends to our needs and sorrows. As I write, the labyrinth layout has been completed in St John's and the finishing touches will be applied after the 9:15 service. Please come along and see how we have transformed this old Church into an ancient prayer form. Open to all with refreshments at the end.
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