They can be found in almost every culture and religious tradition world-wide, and often with great spiritual significance. The design of the St. Cross Labyrinth is a reproduction of the one found inscribed in the stone floor of Chartres Cathedral. Legend says that its 11-circuit design was originally found in King Solomon's temple by the Knights Templar and brought to France. M odern interest in labyrinth as an important meditation too emerged in the late 1980s, largely thought the work of Dr. Lauren Artress of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco . Today, more than 500 new labyrinths have been crafted and can be found world-wide.
T here are no wrong ways to walk the labyrinth, no ways to get lost, no ways to make a mistake.
A facilitator is always on hand to answer any questions and to suggest possible approaches. It is also available for presentation to other groups and organizations. Please contact our church office for details. Our prayers are offered with awareness and confident persistence that God will hear our prayer requests. O ur prayer circle continues to be very active, with members who lovingly pray for the needs of the congregation at St. Cross.