The Labyrinth Spring of 2009, a labyrinth was created on the hillside adjoining Camp Buckeye, right behind Peace Pavilion---a bit removed from the activities of camp. It came about as an inspiration of Jane Sewell and Viola Miller and the sweat labor of Sam, Jane, Sammy, Emily & design by Bob Sewell. This prayer path site has far-reaching vistas of fields and woods. The labyrinth has only one path, it is not a maze. The path winds throughout and can enrich our relationship with God as we walk and pray. It touches our sorrows and releases our joys. Wendy J. Miller, Eastern Mennonite Seminary associate professor suggests to adults and children: “make it serious, prayerful or playful. Play music or sing. Pray out loud. Walk alone or with a crowd. Notice the sky, listen to the sounds. Most of all pay attention to your experience.” Come, walk, and experience a new venue of prayer and meditation. More information can be obtained at the office or on the information board. We pray this may be another way for camp to provide a place of healing, worship and spiritual growth. .