Labyrinths have been a means of prayer and meditation for centuries. At St Martin's we have been blessed with a Labyrinth and invite you to wander down to the bottom tier of the Churchyard to spend a quiet moment taking the path of the Labyrinth, in the quiet of the churchyard and the beautiful parish of St Martin. 

A Labyrinth is not a maze, you will not get lost in it, instead, it is a place to wander, to take a break and allow some deliberate space to pray and think as you head towards its centre. And then as you leave retracing your steps, you wander back renewed, and ready to face the world again. 

Here is a Labyrinth Prayer found at The Meaning of a Labyrinth in Christianity - Unspoken Elements

Heavenly Father,

As I enter this labyrinth, I come before You with a humble heart, seeking your presence and guidance. May the winding path before me, be a reflection of my spiritual journey, with each step brining me closer to You.

As I walk this labyrinth, I pray that you will guide my feet and lead me along the right path. Help me to let go of any burdens or worries that I may be carrying and surrender them to You. Fill me with Your peace and love as I move forward on this journey.

May this labyrinth be a place of spiritual renewal and refreshment for me. May I encounter You in a new and profound way, and may my time here be a reminder of your constant presence and care.

Thank You, Lord for the gift of this labyrinth and for the opportunity to draw closer to You through it. May your blessings be upon me as I walk, and may Your grace sustain me each step of the way. In Jesus' name I pray, Amen

There are many ways to use a Labyrinth, more information can be found here The Labyrinth Society: The Labyrinth Society: Learn about Labyrinths and The Meaning of a Labyrinth in Christianity - Unspoken Elements or Introducing Labyrint Prayer | Jill K Hartwell Geoffrion (labyrinthprayer.com)