| SpiritWorks of Virginia Labyrinth Project |
| May 5, 2005 SpiritWorks of Virginia is honored to participate in First Congregational Church's monthly Labyrinth Walk. |
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Randy was invited by First Congregational Church's Labyrinth
Coordinator, Nancy Nierman-Baker to bring the Chakra Labyrinth to
Akron.
First Congregational Church hosts a monthly Labyrinth walk on their
11-Circuit Chartres they constructed, and is part of a Christian and
Interfaith Outreach program of the Healing Arts Ministries.
Music during the walk was provided by Chaplain Kate Valentine
from Akron General Medical Center. She offered music and harp
massage.
What is not shown in these pictures are the number of people who
walked Chakra labyrinth. We stopped counting with 32 people on
Chakra Labyrinth. It was truely amazing!
What was remarkable about it was the diversity in age; there was
one boy who was around 8, and others in their 80's, and every age
in between.
Randy is very appreciative of Nancy Nierman-Baker, Rev William
Rodefer, Jan Rodefer (for her generous hospitality - what Mothers
are for, I guess!), Electra Tarp (Bitsy, I'll be in touch with another
order soon!), and the folks at Nakaia Wellness and Whole Life
Center.
After spending the morning at Nakaia Wellness and Whole Life
Center (spending our gas money), a visit to Tanner Park in Kent,
Ohio and walked their outdoor Labyrinth on the banks of the
Cuyahoga River.
Coordinator, Nancy Nierman-Baker to bring the Chakra Labyrinth to
Akron.
First Congregational Church hosts a monthly Labyrinth walk on their
11-Circuit Chartres they constructed, and is part of a Christian and
Interfaith Outreach program of the Healing Arts Ministries.
Music during the walk was provided by Chaplain Kate Valentine
from Akron General Medical Center. She offered music and harp
massage.
What is not shown in these pictures are the number of people who
walked Chakra labyrinth. We stopped counting with 32 people on
Chakra Labyrinth. It was truely amazing!
What was remarkable about it was the diversity in age; there was
one boy who was around 8, and others in their 80's, and every age
in between.
Randy is very appreciative of Nancy Nierman-Baker, Rev William
Rodefer, Jan Rodefer (for her generous hospitality - what Mothers
are for, I guess!), Electra Tarp (Bitsy, I'll be in touch with another
order soon!), and the folks at Nakaia Wellness and Whole Life
Center.
After spending the morning at Nakaia Wellness and Whole Life
Center (spending our gas money), a visit to Tanner Park in Kent,
Ohio and walked their outdoor Labyrinth on the banks of the
Cuyahoga River.
| Chakra Labyrinth with First Congregational Churches 11-Circuit Chartres |
| Pamela and Nancy Nierman-Baker discuss the upcoming walk |
| Demonstrating that it's OK to walk on the colored path |
| Randy & Pamela with Jan Rodefer (Randy's Mom) |
| Pamela with Jan Rodefer and Rev Bill Rodefer (Randy's Uncle), Minister of Pastoral Care, First Congregational Church, Akron |
| Electra Tarp provided the 13oz vinyl for Chakra Labyrinth. |
| 7-Circuit Classic Labyrinth at Tanner Park, on the banks of the Cuyahoga River, Kent, Ohio |
