Labyrinth Day Time-Lapse Video

The much anticipated Labyrinth Day time-lapse video is now up and ready for the world to see. Fun fact, it took over 13,000 pictures through a span of 36 hours to stitch this great event together. Click on the link below to watch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WzzPeu9Rqc&feature=youtu.be.

 

 A special ‘Thank you’ to James Butts for all his work on producing this video

More photos from World Labyrinth Day!

 

  

 

Thank You

‘Thank You’ to everyone who participated in our World Labyrinth Day celebrations. It was a very special day and between all of us we built and experienced something beautiful.  

The labyrinth will stay in place until Monday 13 May. Take time this week to walk the labyrinth or just ‘be’ in the space.  

 Please write your labyrinth experience/feedback in the ‘Labyrinth Log’ at the labyrinth resource table in Lenfest Commons.

Come to the Main Green at noon on Monday May 13 to ‘close’ the labyrinth and help move all painted stones to the stone area behind Edgar Hall. Anyone who wishes to can claim their stone from that area. Our labyrinth will go out into the wider community.

Peace on our onward journey,

Rosie

"Labyrinth:  build it, walk it, live it."

 

FIRST Sunday

Our FIRST Sunday event last night was outside, next to our recently built labyrinth.

After worship, we had a candlelight labyrinth walk.
 

Thank you, Taylor Staudt, for sharing the pictures!

World Labyrinth Day Photos

Click here to open slideshow of our World Labyrinth Day Celebrations at Wilson College:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wilsoncollege/sets/72157633425820722/show

A special thank you to Deborah Collins for taking the photos and sharing the link.

World Labyrinth Day!

We have just celebrated the most wonderful World Labyrinth Day at Wilson College. Photographs and reflections will follow but for now, it is enough. My heart is full. I am thankful. Thanks be to God.

The Labyrinth Is Marked!

 

Thanks to everyone who helped mark the labyrinth yesterday afternoon, especially Pat Butler who had created a wonderful cardstock mock-up complete with string and push pins.

 We had to move our partially completed labyrinth a few times to avoid the sun-dial but by third time of trying we had it down – a seven circuit classical labyrinth on our main green!

 

 

 

 

 Monica Lyons ‘13 celebrates the completion of our task!