Trinity Center Labyrinth

This past summer Ben Brake gave a gift to Trinity Center.  Ben is a former Camp Trinity
camper and a child of the Diocese of East Carolina.  As his Eagle Scout project, Ben created
a portable labyrinth for the center.  Several years ago, Ben and his mother Nancy approached
Executive Director Penn Perry about the idea.  What appealed to everyone was the portability
of the labyrinth.  At almost 30’ by 30’, this labyrinth made of sturdy canvas could be laid out
in any of Trinity Center’s meeting spaces, providing guests a new programmatic option and
an opportunity for prayerful reflection.  Now the labyrinth is a reality and already in use at the
center.  An incredible amount of effort went into both the design of the labyrinth and into its
actual construction.  All of us at Trinity Center are grateful to Ben, his mother Nancy, and all
of the people of St. Paul’s Clinton who helped Ben make his dream a reality.  The portable
labyrinth is a perfect example of the gift that keeps on giving.