Labyrinth Walk on Friday, November 13th at 7pm

St. John’s is home to a beautiful, painted labyrinth in Cram Hall. Walking the labyrinth is an ancient spiritual practice that provides a container for contemplation and growth.

Modeled after the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral in France, this local version is designed for you to walk into the deeper layers of your heart. This is a non-denominational practice and ancestral tool throughout many cultures. Join us monthly (September through May) for a walking meditation that quiets the mind, opens the heart, and reduces stress. The labyrinth walks are facilitated and feature live music.

The labyrinth walks are held in Cram Hall behind St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Petaluma. Note that the door to the Hall faces C Street. All are welcome. The walks begin with opening words promptly at 7pm.

A suggested donation is gratefully accepted at the door, but no one is ever turned away due to lack of funds.