The Prayer
Labyrinth
St.
Mark’s Prayer Labyrinth offers space for personal contemplation
and group celebration. It is a worship aid for finding quiet
time in an intentional way. A walk on the labyrinth's circular
path is historically thought of as a journey toward understanding
God's presence and activity in our lives. The physical act
of walking creates rhythms that encourage the brain to focus,
a transition between "doing" and "being."
Our unique path is designed in the Chartres style, with a sheltering palo verde
tree in its center. Bricks outline an aggregate path that can accommodate wheelchairs
as well as walkers. Six benches surrounding the tree have mosaics that
symbolically depict the six days of creation.
(Read
more about Tucson labyrinths or view
a video of walking the St. Mark's labyrinth, as filmed by the Arizona
Daily Star in May, 2007.)

For additional information, please contact
our church office at 520.297.2062 or e-mail us.