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Cheryl Bruni is the labyrinth keeper for a permanently installed stone and rock labyrinth at an Episcopal Church. Introducing the community and the congregation to this ancient tool for meditation, prayer, healing, and anxiety relief is enhanced by developing a meditation garden surrounding the labyrinth where regular finger labyrinth meditation is also taught and readily available during scheduled walks twice each month. Walks for specific occasions are encouraged. Life's transitions and coping with the Covid virus are two examples of walking for healing and anxiety relief. Journaling and meditative art projects may follow and add to the labyrinth experience. 

Jeffrey Poland – JP Design - has been studying design concepts and the history of Labyrinths, with projects for the University of Nevada Reno Extension Campuses in Las Vegas and Pahrump, Nevada. He has been a participant in Walk Vegas Labyrinth Society events, designing a lighted labyrinth for Desert Spring United Methodist Church and a Walk-Thru Labyrinth for the Clark County Library District, Mystic Fair.  Jeffrey is a Senior Architect with 40 + years of experience, including Las Vegas Commercial Projects for Thomas and Mack, as well as the North Las Vegas Justice Court and the Clark County Bob Price Recreation Center.  In California, he served as Lead Architect for multiple retail projects, including South Coast Home Furnishings Center and an IKEA retail store, both in Costa Mesa, California, with additional projects in Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska.  Jeffrey is currently undertaking custom labyrinth design projects for commercial and residential clients.