For more information, visit SacredSpaceCommunity.org Sacred Space, a new weekly gathering in Tucson for inspiration from the world's spiritual traditions and community connection, meets at Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2331 East Adams Street, Sundays at 4:00 pm. There will be many COVID-safe protocols and you are invited to wear a mask, bring a chair (if easy for you), find a seat outside on
their outdoor labyrinth in front of the church, and practice physical distancing. (The labyrinth will be marked by chalk that indicates a safe distance for the placement of chairs — which we can provide for you as needed — and we will completely refrain from singing.) Meditation leaders will vary each week at the free and open non-faith and interfaith event for those who want to slow down, need a relaxed place for renewal and who are curious about wisdom traditions but wary of organized religion. Coupling contemplative wisdom with research-based practices, Sacred Space is a gathering for those who seek to live a meaningful life. In addition to the weekly gathering, Sacred Space will offer coaching, small groups and classes, all with the aim of bringing together resources to drive social change. Children are always welcome at Sacred Space. Free, easy parking is available and the building is handicap-accessible.
