filling? What were the most pressing theological questions and practical concerns? Submit your stories (1,000 words or less) for possible inclusion in a collection of case studies of interre- ligious life in the ELCA. Photos, vid- eos or illustrations are also welcome. Email them to erinfo@elca.org or mail them to Kathryn Lohre, ELCA Ecumenical and Inter-Religious Rela- tions, 8765 W. Higgins Rd., Chicago, IL 60631.


Correction


Due to an editing error, the third to the last sentence in “End times” (June, page 19) should have read: “It is not a prayer to take us away from earth but rather a prayer that God’s reign will come to earth—and that it will even come through us, as Martin Luther explained in the 16th century.”


Labyrinth for Livonia Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church, Livonia, Mich., on the weekend of its


50th anniversary and “World Labyrinth Day” (May 4) dedicated a labyrinth and prayer park, built and landscaped entirely by members. The labyrinth, an ancient spiritual tool used for walking and praying, rests in the church’s publicly acces- sible meditation garden, serving as its “front porch.” It includes Luther’s seal, a symbol of the Trinity, as well as a fountain, bridge, fire circle and prayer park. The labyrinth is a design variation of one found in the Chartres Cathedral in France. Eleven circuits are divided into four quadrants clearly defined by a cross.


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