Sacred Grounds & Prayer Labyrinth
Community Sacred Grounds & Prayer Labyrinth
St. Paul's Sacred Grounds provide a shared space for the community, featuring a prayer labyrinth, monarch waystation, community gardens, wildflower meadow, and a native forest. The upkeep of the grounds is carried out by dedicated volunteers.
St. Paul Prayer Labyrinth
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You are welcome to explore the labyrinth for personal prayer and meditation.
What is a prayer labyrinth? Simply put, it is a place to walk and pray.
A prayer labyrinth is a structured maze-like pathway crafted for an active prayer experience. It features a clear route leading to the center with deliberate turns incorporated. Unlike a maze, there are no tricks or dead ends – just a purposeful path. The Church has employed prayer labyrinths for centuries, with intricate designs found in the floors of European cathedrals like Chartres in France. The earliest known use of a prayer labyrinth dates back to 325 AD.
