Lent and No Kings 3 meditation- Labyrinth at Tibbetts UMC

Tibbetts UMC is blessed to have a Labyrinth, which will be available for contemplative walking on Saturday, March 28th. The labyrinth will be set up and the community is invited to walk the peaceful path, anytime between noon and 4 pm that day. March 28th is the day before Palm Sunday and also the day there will be a number of No Kings protests of the current administration, across the United States. The West Seattle No Kings is being held in the Alaska junction, and Tibbetts is located under a mile to the north.

Labyrinths have been in use for over 4000 years and the basic design is fundamental to nature and many cultures, religious and non-religious traditions. Walking the labyrinth can clear the mind, give insight and soothe your heart. The simplistic symmetry is made even more meaningful when accompanied by music.

We extend an invitation to all in the community, especially those who are struggling to find a means to gain clarity and find peace, to pray, or to meditate.

The Tibbetts Labyrinth will be set up in the fellowship hall (NE corner of 41st & Andover) from noon to 4pm. The Labyrinth is made of heavy canvas and we ask that walkers remove shoes before starting. We will have hand-held labyrinths available for those who are mobility challenged and music will play softly in the background. Tibbetts welcomes ALL to come walk the labyrinth.