Celebrate this late summer full moon at its peak with a labyrinth walk led by Veriditas-trained labyrinth facilitators Amy Epp, Mary Ann Wamhoff, and Debbie Scott. Named by Native Americans who kept track of the seasons, this sturgeon moon represents strength, generosity and knowledge. The sturgeon were once plentiful in North America, and could live up to 150 years. As we live into wholeness, what might we learn from this fish known as “the stirrer”?

The labyrinth walk will take place outside unless there is rain, when we will go inside the church for our labyrinth walk. This event is free, but please RSVP in case we have a change of plans. RSVP or send questions to Debbie@mountainlightretreatva.com.