The Labyrinth

Written By FBC Decatur
 

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This week, we are fortunate to have an excellent connection to an ancient Christian practice available in our Fellowship Hall. Thanks to Larry Connelly, Guy Rutland and Piedmont Hospital, we have a large labyrinth in Carreker Hall during Holy Week ready for you to use. 

Used since ancient times to connect worshippers to life, nature and the world, it can and should replicate the journey of faith: moving, twisting and turning but with direction to a clear center. Allow this simple gift of faith and movement to be part of your Holy Week journey. 

Walking the Labyrinth is possible during office hours each day and especially before our Good Friday service (which begins at 7:30 p.m.). Bless you all, and please make good use of this fine spiritual practice. 

 
 

David Jordan
Senior Pastor

 
FBC Decatur
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