Project Labyrinth Objective: To create, through community support, an outdoor walking labyrinth in Bellingham, open to the public, located in a Bellingham city park.

Definition: A labyrinth is a pattern consisting of a circuitous path, usually within a circle, winding around and leading to the center and back out again. Labyrinths are used for walking meditation and as a path of prayer, and are found in many secular and religious traditions around the world. Thousands of labyrinths have been constructed in schools, hospitals, parks, churches, retreat centers, and private residences across the United States during the labyrinth revival of the past decade. Walking a labyrinth is appropriate for people of all ages and abilities and beliefs.

Please Join Us! We invite anyone interested in labyrinths to join us. We need help with fundraising, organizational development, web development, etc. Inquire about our monthly meetings by directly emailing us at projectlabyrinth@gmail.com or visiting our website at www.projectlabyrinth.net