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Contemplative Saturday: Walking the Labyrinth

March 28, 9am-12pm

Trinity Anglican Church,
2270 Defoor Hills Road Northwest
Atlanta, GA, 30318

On March 28, the Saturday before Holy Week, join Jenna Norman, Spiritual Director and founder of Shiloh ATL, and Addie Mumey, Storywork facilitator and founder of Steadfast, at Trinity for a prayerful spiritual direction workshop walking a labyrinth. Rooted in Shiloh ATL’s mission of cultivating holistic intimacy with God in everyday moments, this contemplative gathering invites participants to slow down and listen for God’s presence as we approach Holy Week.

Through guided reflection, quiet prayer, and a facilitated labyrinth walk, we will create space to notice where God may be stirring, inviting, or waiting. Together, we will hold the sacred tension of the now and the not yet—naming our longings and hopes while also tending gently to grief, uncertainty, and what remains unfinished. The labyrinth offers a compassionate container for carrying it all before God with honesty and care. This workshop is for anyone longing to pause, reflect, and enter Holy Week with greater intention and openness.

Light snacks will be provided. Bring a journal, pen, and water bottle. Registration is required, and space is limited.

Group of people preparing food in a kitchen during a gathering or cooking class.

A plate of Mexican food with rice, nachos, and various toppings, along with a glass of yellow drink on a wooden table set for a meal.

Group of people sitting in a living room, some taking notes and one reading a book, attending a meeting or workshop.

A group of people sitting in a cozy room, engaged in a discussion or meeting, with some holding photographs and notebooks, and a coffee table in the center with books and cups.

Two women in a backyard on a sunny day, one standing and one kneeling, both taking photos of a small photo print with their phones, with a trampoline and trees in the background.

People serving themselves food at a buffet-style meal in a kitchen.

Family gathering at a dinner table with seven women and five men, eating and conversing, decorated with flowers and candles.

Group of people gathered for a meal or celebration on a covered porch, seen through a small square window, with some people seated at a long table and others standing behind, smiling and waving.

A group of people at a table displaying artwork and art supplies, smiling and celebrating together in a creative art workshop or class.

Group of people in an art gallery, some sitting on the floor, others standing and observing art pieces displayed on the white wall.

A pot of yellow daffodils on a table surrounded by sketches of people's faces drawn on sheets of paper.

A group of three women working and crafting at a cluttered table in an art-filled room with a gallery wall of colorful artworks and photographs, some on note papers and scissors, with bottles of liquor on a cart in the background.

Two women are outside in a backyard, one standing and one kneeling, both taking photos of a framed picture of a square with a circle inside. The yard has green grass, trees, a wooden fence, and a trampoline in the background.

A rustic wooden table with various chopped vegetables including peppers, cucumbers, and greens, and bread, with people chopping vegetables.

Our Workshops are designed to create space to reflect on God’s presence in ordinary life. They are a great entry point for people who are interested in a contemplative space but aren’t sure what that entails.

Right now, we’re offering workshops to church congregations, care communities, and groups of 10+. Once we have our own property, we can’t wait to open them up to the public!

If you’d like to learn more or experience this kind of space for yourself, we’d love to connect.

What participants are saying about the Workshops

I've had the opportunity to participate in three Contemplative Saturdays so far, and I've walked away from each one having sensed God's presence and healing. Whether I was in nature, stretching my body, or contemplating works of art during the Lenten season, being guided by Jenna Norman and Karyn McDaniel has been a gift. I strongly recommend Contemplative Saturdays to anyone who is thirsting to experience God in a different way.

Adrienne Christian
What a beautiful way to spend a Saturday morning! Jenna and Karyn created such a thoughtful experience that perfectly blended spiritual contemplation with meaningful community service.   The day began with guided contemplative exercises that helped our group center ourselves and reflect on what it truly means to engage God through our physical bodies and actions. The discussion was rich and thought-provoking, setting the perfect tone for what followed. Highly recommend for anyone looking to deepen their spiritual practice through contemplation and service.

James