The Baltic Wheel Chalice Labyrinth     
   by Lisa Gidlow Moriarty
   Paths of Peace Labyrinths and Resources
    Stillwater, MN
   
   A variant on the original
   Chalice Labyrinth design

This variation is based on the Baltic Wheel Labyrinth design which has two entrances, one directly accessing the center.  It is an especially good design for processionals and/or ceremonies.

You should see Lisa's Dancing Woman Labyrinth design on her website. Press here for a direct link.

Drawing by Lisa Gidlow Moriarty
Copyrighted and reproduced with permission
www.pathsofpeace.com

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  The Rainbow Chalice     
   by Rev. David Morris
   Pastor, UMC Churches
   Dayton and Harcourt, Iowa
   
   A variant on the original
   Chalice Labyrinth design

   "I found your website and the plans for the Chalice labyrinth when I was
    looking for a simpler labyrinth to paint on a smaller canvas (the space
    was a 20 foot room).  I liked it the moment I saw it. I have painted it on
   canvas and took it to a Five Day Academy for Spiritual Formation and
   people really liked it. I've also been asked to make another one for use
   in the Iowa United Methodist Church Conference Center."

                       PRESS HERE to see construction photos

Photos by Rev. David Morris
Copyrighted and reproduced with permission
http://www.daytonharcourtumc.org/labyrinth.html.

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   The Disciple Chalice
    by Ruth Jewell
   Edmonds, WA

   A variant on the original
   Chalice Labyrinth design

   A finger labyrinth created to honor the hard work of the
  volunteers who helped install the church's in-ground labyrinth.
 
  To read Ruth'story on why she used the Chalice Labyrinth design
  for this recognition, PRESS HERE

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    The Flaming Chalice
      by Dick Shelton
     Minneaplolis/St. Paul

     A variant on the original
     Chalice Labyrinth design

     For a beautiful perspective on the Chalice Labyrinth design and an explanation
    of Dick's Flaming Chalice variant, PRESS HERE

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   The Resurrection Chalice
   by Andrew J. Colclough (England)

  A variant on the original
  Chalice Labyrinth design

  "I was searching on the web for a labyrinth design to match the Stations of the Cross
    and I came across your Chalice Labyrinth. I was very taken by the elegant symmetry
   and simplicity of the design and, of course, the fact that it had exactly fourteen turns
   to match the Stations."

   Read Andrew's discovery and vision behind this variant design HERE

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  The Chalice-11 Labyrinth ©
    by Leenardia Simpson
   Minneaplolis/St. Paul

    A variant on the original
   Chalice Labyrinth design

     For Leenardia's story on how her 11-circuit Chalice Labyrinth design
    was inspired and how it can be drawn, PRESS HERE

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  The Chalice Labyrinth with Chakra Colors

  Canvas was designed by Martha Erickson.
  Chalice Labyrinth design modified and painted by
  The Rev. Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion, Ph.D.

  Also see Jill's Christian Uses of Labyrinths webpage

Photo from Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion 's website
and reproduced with permission.

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