Calvary Episcopal Church Hosts Community Forum: All About Labyrinths

Calvary Episcopal Church Hosts Community Forum:
All About Labyrinths

In the next installment of its Community Forum series, Calvary Episcopal Church in Santa Cruz is hosting All About Labyrinths. The event will take place at Calvary Parish Hall at the corner of Lincoln and Cedar Streets on Saturday, March 21, 1:00 - 4:00 pm, and will feature Lars Howlett, a leading expert in the design and creation of labyrinths.

• Explore the definition of labyrinth and the history of labyrinth designs
• Discover how to create sacred space
• Discuss ways labyrinths transform communities
• Participate in creating a temporary labyrinth on the Calvary Grounds
• Join in a facilitated walk of the labyrinth
• Illustrated with many examples of labyrinths from around the world

Presented by Lars Howlett, leading expert in the design and creation of scared space for walking meditation, centering prayer, personal healing, conflict resolution, and community building. Universities, churches, health centers, retirement communities, retreats, and individuals have turned to Lars for inspiration and insight in creating exact replicas of historic patterns or one-of-a-kind artistic installations. Lars is a Veriditas Certified Labyrinth Facilitator and Faculty Member and former Chairperson of World Labyrinth Day.

The event is free and open to the public. Refreshments provided.

Calvary Episcopal Church, Santa Cruz’s landmark “Little Red Church” – the oldest continuously operating church building in Santa Cruz County. First services conducted in April 1865.