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At age 88 I built this labyrinth myself, out of 18 pound stones, last summer.   30’ each side. Classic 5 round labyrinth in my back yard. Open to public.  RedfieldLabyrinth.com.
It was built in response to Lamentations 3:22-26 and total healing of bladder cancer and covid.
I also received a Masters of Arts in Christian Leadership from Dubuque Seminary in 2022 and now function as a Lay Pastor in the great Presbytery of South Dakota.

Posted in on February 7, 2024.

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