Sweeping the amphitheater
Cleaning the area
Creating the six circles
Working on a turn
“What is this?” others wanted to know
Taping the center of the labyrinth
Turns were a bit of a challenge
Walk to check the pattern
The finished labyrinth
Although there are no labyrinths listed on the world-wide labyrinth locator for Ukraine, seminary students in Kiev built a temporary one for their campus this week. Those who had never walked a labyrinth before, but were willing to consider it constructed it. Photos of our prayer walk together will follow. What a privilege to introduce this marvelous spiritual tool to others!
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Hi Jill, Beautiful! I just started another beaded labyrinth this week! Linda
Great photos. We’re praying for you in Ukraine.
Jill, your work is amazing!
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