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Labyrinth

There is no wrong way to walk the labyrinth.

All are welcome!

   

The labyrinth is a tool for walking prayer and provides a safe space for a journey into our center, the place of our deepest knowing & our connection with the divine.

Upcoming

  • Virtual Labyrinth Walk
    Virtual Labyrinth Walk
    Multiple Dates
    Mon, Dec 15
    Dec 15, 2025, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM PST
    Join us online each month to walk the labyrinth in community—wherever in the world you are.
  • Virtual New Year's Eve Labyrinth Walk
    Virtual New Year's Eve Labyrinth Walk
    Wed, Dec 31
    Dec 31, 2025, 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM PST
    Take time at the end of the hectic holiday season to give thanks for the year that is past and to set hopes & intentions for the year to come. (Zoom only)
  • Public Labyrinth Walk
    Public Labyrinth Walk
    Multiple Dates
    Sat, Jan 03
    Jan 03, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM PST
    Gather with us for our monthly in-person labyrinth walk, held on the beautiful wood inlay labyrinth in Trinity's Kempton Hall.
  • Public Labyrinth Walk
    Public Labyrinth Walk
    Multiple Dates
    Tue, Apr 21
    Apr 21, 2026, 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM PDT
    Gather with us for our monthly in-person labyrinth walk, held on the beautiful wood inlay labyrinth in Trinity's Kempton Hall.
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History

The Trinity Labyrinth consists of eleven circuits of path enclosed in a circle. A replica of the stone labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral, built in 1201 AD, Trinity's labyrinth was inlaid with a beautiful selection of woods on a preexisting hardwood floor.

 

Labyrinth use began at Trinity in early 1987 on a canvas labyrinth.

The Labyrinth Guild was formed in 1997 and commissioned the current inlaid labyrinth, which was installed in the fall of 1999.

 

The Trinity Labyrinth Guild is an energized community of individuals who help provide members of Trinity Cathedral and the wider community the opportunity to strengthen & deepen their spiritual practice by walking the labyrinth.

 

New members are always welcome!

Questions?  Email Patricia Newton or Barbara Schondelmayer

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