St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church 11265 SW Cabot, Beaverton, OR 97005 (503)644-3468

Labyrinth

Labyrinths are an ancient archetypal pattern and are found all over the world—the most famous at Chartres Cathedral in France, and Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. Unlike a maze, which has dead ends, a labyrinth has a one circuit path which leads to the center and then back out. Walking the labyrinth allows your mind to calm, which facilitates contemplative meditative awareness.

Labyrinth Events And Information

St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church offers a labyrinth walk on the first weekend of every month, open to the general public, in our Parish Hall. Our regular labyrinth is a canvas labyrinth modeled after the Chartres Cathedral style. Click the thumbnail images above for larger views. The canvas labyrinth is available for rental. Please contact our office for details and availability. Labyrinth Network Northwest has an extensive website at www.labyrinthnetworknorthwest.org which coordinates information on labyrinths in the Pacific Northwest.

Upcoming Labyrinth Walks

1st sunday labyrinth walk Nov 2nd -- St. Bart’s canvas labyrinth will be available in the parish hall for contemplative walking from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Lunch-n-Labyrinths Nov 19th -- On the third Wednesday of each month St. Barts members invite you to join us on a noontime pilgrimage to a labyrinth event in the area. Bring a bag lunch, and we will carpool from St. Bart's. This month's pilgrimage is to an indoor labyrinth at St. James Episcopal Church in Tigard.

Images From Past Labyrinth Events

Saturday, Oct 4, 2008	Rope Labyrinth

 

 

 

St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Beaverton, Oregon