Category: Prayer
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Labyrinth, a prayer path
Labyrinth: a simple place to walk and pray. This is holy ground🕊 Ways to Walk, Ponder, and Pray: Other Labyrinth’s I have walked: The Oratory, Rock Hill, SC Nancy’s Labyrinth, Lancaster, SC Mepkin Abbey, Moncks Corner, SC Aiken, SC Unity Presbyterian Church, Fort Mill, SC
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Breath Prayer
Our Ecumenical Contemplative Prayer Group met today. We learned about, practiced, and developed our own breath prayer. We used Ron DelBene’s book, “The Breath of Life, A Simple Way to Pray,” as a resource and guide. If you are interested in learning more about this spiritual practice, click here for a free PDF of this…
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Contemplative Prayer
Our next Contemplative Prayer Group will meet on Thursday, May 16. Click here for more information.
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Contemplative Prayer Group
If you are interested in joining a prayer group, you may want to try this one. We meet monthly and have volunteers who rotate in facilitating. Every meeting is unique, and God meets us where we are! Monthly Contemplative Prayer
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Contemplative Prayer Group
Today, we decided to change the name of our Lectio Divina Group to Contemplative Prayer Group. Lectio is one of many contemplative prayer practices, so if you are looking for creative ways to pray, come join us! Click here to join this group or to read more about it.
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Monthly Lectio Group
Hello Lancaster Community! We have a small group who meets for Lectio Divina once a month at First United Methodist Church in Lancaster. This is a contemplative group where we take turns facilitating each month. For more information click here.
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Monthly Lectio Group
Hello friends! Our Lectio Divina Group meets once a month at First United Methodist Church in Lancaster, SC. Our next meeting is this Thursday, March 16 at 9:30am. You are invited to join us by simply going here to register. To read more about Lectio and Companioning Groups, click here.
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Forming a Lectio Group
Hello friends! I am forming a Lectio Divina Group. Lectio what? Glad you asked. A Lectio Divina Group is a spiritual formation group that opens the door to contemplative listening to God, self, and others. In this group a Scripture passage is read several times with pauses and questions to ponder in between. This is…
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