Destin
Church of the Resurrection Labyrinth
The
Resurrection Church is a contemporary-minded Catholic Church that chooses
to focus on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The church was built with
mostly glass walls – welcoming the beauty of nature and the outdoors
to become an integral aspect of the service.
The 47 foot labyrinth is situated in a natural woodland setting at the
entrance to this beautiful church and is surrounded by the 12 Stations
of the Cross.
Aligning with their construction budget, the church decided upon the
Chartres labyrinth with a modified rosette center and lunations. The
color scheme is buff paths with a gray blend for the lines, offering contrasting
hues for generations
to come.
Sanibel
Island
Sanibel Congregational United Church Labyrinth
(Photo by Ed Nueske)
To
allow for group gatherings this labyrinth was created in a circular
form, not the usual brain shape. This 7-path prayer space, has a path
sequence identical to the 7-path Classic style labyrinth. It
is 29 feet in diameter, maximizing the available space. On the
second day of the installation, during a visit to the beautiful
beach, Marty
was stung by a giant Stingray. Debi and Jorge finished
the work on the labyrinth, while Marty directed from a lawn chair
on the sidelines. There he made friends with numerous geckos.