If your group is holding a labyrinth seminar or a special walk, it can be listed on this page for free.  Please send the information to me at bsp2323@yahoo.com

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The Prayer Path:
A Christ-centered labyrinth experience

Saturday, March 20, 2004
9:00am to 7:00pm
at
Gainesville First United Methodist Church

For information:
Call 770-536-2341 or visit our website:
http://www.gainesvillegafirstumc.org

There is no cost and this experience is open to the public.
Please allow at least an hour for the labyrinth experience.  

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Jung Society Presents

Annette Reynolds
The Labyrinth: Archetype of Transformation for Global Healing

Saturday, July 19, 2003
7:30pm to 10:00pm
(members free; $15 non-members)

at
Northwest Unitarian Universalist Congregation
1025 Mt. Vernon Highway, NW
Atlanta, GA 30327
web site: http://nwuuc.org/

Contact: Don Huntley

“The labyrinth is thoroughly known. We have only to follow the thread of the hero path… Where we had thought to travel outward, we will come to the center of our own existence. And where we had thought to be alone, we will be with all the world.”

- Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth

Jung compared ancient archetypes to riverbeds, that dry up when the water deserts them, but which can be filled again at any time. If labyrinths often symbolize the unconscious and labyrinths have remained dormant for 350 years, why are labyrinths now re-emerging worldwide as part of a consciousness raising movement? Why are ancient labyrinths being re-discovered and new ones being co-created by the thousands? How are labyrinths being used as tools for shadow work, transformation, and healing? Why is the symbolism and imagery so powerful? This slide lecture will be a multidimensional journey to examine these questions. Annette will demonstrate how to draw a labyrinth for us to take home and explore.

Annette Reynolds, MPS, RN, ATR-BC, is the founder and director of the Labyrinth Project of Alabama and Southeast and is a certified Labyrinth Veriditas facilitator. She is a founding member, board member, past officer, and was the 2001 Conference Chair for the Labyrinth Society. Annette co-creates labyrinths in their many forms and has presented hundreds of labyrinth events nationally and internationally. She has authored many labyrinth articles and her work has been featured in videos, magazines, newspapers, and TV.

Annette is a Board Certified Art Therapist, RN, and has worked as a hospital chaplain. She serves as president of the Alabama Art Therapy Association and as a board member of Friends of Jung-South. Her work is multidimensional, weaving together the physical, emotional, and spiritual. Annette believes that the creative process in itself is healing and that everyone’s life is art.

DIRECTIONS: Coming from the west on I-285 - Use Exit 22, Northside Drive. From the off ramp, turn right onto Northside drive and go up the hill. Turn left onto Mt. Vernon Highway, then go about half a mile and you will see the church sign on the left.

Coming from the east on I-285 - Use Exit 22, Northside Drive. Stay on the ramp and go to the second light. Turn left onto Northside Drive, cross I-285, and go up the hill. Turn left onto Mt. Vernon Highway, then go about half a mile and you will see the church sign on the left.

As always, we need volunteers! Please help by contacting one of these people:

- Helper for Judy Young at the checkin table. Please contact Judy at 770-455-1052 or JYoung@sprich.com.

- Helper for Deb Herberger at tape checkout table. Please contact Deb at 404-296-3418 or debfelder@aol.com.

- Helper for Jack Hayes at book table. Please help by contacting him at 770-998-6966 or poethealer@akorn.net.

- Helper for Tallulah Lyons with refreshments. Her number is 770-805-9017 or blyons@mindspring.com.

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Silent Retreat with the Labyrinth

Saturday, March 8, 2003
9:45am to 1:00pm

ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
2100 Hilton Avenue, Columbus, GA
Phone: (706) 324-4264

Contact: Barbara Thompson

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Stations of the Cross on the Chartres Labyrinth

First Three Fridays in April, 2003
5:00 - 6:00pm

ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
2100 Hilton Avenue, Columbus, GA
Phone: (706) 324-4264

Contact: Barbara Thompson

The stations will be placed at each of the thirteen turns where the walker is facing the center of the labyrinth.  The fourteenth station is the labyrinth's center.  Each station is a sheet of paper that has a line drawing and brief prayer on it.  It can be picked up by the walker, read, contemplated, and then laid back down.  If it is raining, the stations will be done inside the church.  

Dedication of Outdoor Chartres Labyrinth

Sunday, September 29, 2002
Starting at 2:00pm

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR
4227 Columbia Drive, Martinez, GA 30907
706-863-1718
(suburb of Augusta)

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Remembering the Victims of September 11, 2001
and
The dedication of the Chalice Prayer Labyrinth

Wednesday, September 11, 2002
Starting at 7:00pm
Outside around the Chalice Prayer Labyrinth

EMORY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1886 North Decatur Road, Atlanat, GA 30307
404-325-4551
Intersection of Haygood Drive and N. Decatur Road
(2 blocks east of Emory University and 2 blocks west of Clairmont Road)

Contact: Rev. Beverly Brigman

Emory Presbyterian Church will be dedicating its new, outdoor
Chalice Prayer Labyrinth and remembering the victims of September 11, 2001
with bagpipes, drums, bells, guitars, mandolin, cello, flute, prayers and
song at this service of Hope and Remembrance.

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Exploring the Labyrinth

"The labyrinth not only invites you in; the labyrinth can welcome
you back to who and what you really are."

- Jean Houston

CEDAR HILL ENRICHMENT CENTER
5735 Dawsonville Highway, Gainesville, GA 30506
770-887-0051
Saturday, July 13th from 10am-4pm
The cost is $50.00

During this retreat day we will explore the origins, myths, allegories,
ceremonies and rituals of the labyrinth, learn how to create your own
labyrinth and discover where you are on your journey as we walk the
Cedar Hill labyrinth together.

Facilitators
Kathryn Cliatt and June Racicot
Co-founders and directors of Cedar Hill Enrichment Center

Kathryn's main interests include women's spirituality and care for
Earth and her people. She has more than 30 years of experience
as a trained counselor.

June is a certified massage therapist, Level III Reiki Practitioner, and
Well-Springs program facilitator. She also holds a certificate in
Christian theology and pastoral skills

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Labyrinth Gatherings

MOUNTAIN VALLEY CENTER
Otto, NC (3 miles north of Dillard)

Join us at dusk each month this summer during the Full Moon for LABYRINTH GATHERINGS.  Activities include group labyrinth walks and meditations, faerie walks, fire circles, singing, drumming, and more. All are welcome to renew body, mind, and spirit in this joyous celebration of nature.  Sit under the moon and stars, walk the labyrinth by torchlight, and enjoy just being outside in the mountains!

2001 Labyrinth Walk Schedule:
(all are held on Saturday evenings and begin at dusk.)

Each labyrinth Walk will also have a chakra theme as part of the ceremonies.

May 5th - Connecting with our Root
June 2nd - Opening up to Relationships
July 7th - Empowering Ourselves and others
August 4th - Opening the Heart
September 1 - Expressing Ourselves
September 29 -Developing Intuition (This replaces an October gathering)
November 3 - Experiencing our TRUE SELF

See our listing on the Labyrinths In Georgia page for address, contact information and directions or go to our website at: http://www.mountainvalleycenter.com

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