Latest News from PAL&G

Help us share the teachings with those who are looking for them!

 

In This Issue

  1. Paul Kaye is Offering a NEW Series on Abundance.

  2. Docents Wanted at PAL&G - A Beloved Ministry.

  3. Upcoming Events - click calendar to the right, or visit: peacelabyrinth.org/events for listing of all PAL&G Events.

PAL&G Event Calendar

Rev. Paul Kaye is Offering a NEW Series on Abundance

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Learn More About Abundance and Support the Newcomers

Schedule of Classes - Come to One or Come to All

Abundance: How Are You Blocking it? Tuesday, February 26
Abundance: What Is Your Ideal Scene? Tuesday, March 26
Abundance: Wealth Consciousness, Tuesday, April 23
Abundance: Key Factors to Success, Tuesday, May 28
Abundance: Trusting in God and Making a Budget, Tuesday, June 18


Docents Wanted - A Beloved Ministry

Do you hear the Traveler's call?

You can do it! It's easy!

Since the New York Times article about Peace Awareness Labyrinth & Gardens, we are having scores of visitors. 

Now more than ever we are seeking loving Docents. It's easy - it's about sharing your heart - and showing people the labyrinth & gardens. It's not about architecture (though we share a little and we will train you!)

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Featured Events


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Experience the Labyrinth, A Walking Meditation

Saturday, Feb 23, 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Experience peace with an afternoon of guided meditations and labyrinth walks led by Carol Jones.


Next in the Series:

Abundance: How Are You Blocking It?

Tuesday, Feb 26, 7:30pm

Paul will explore common myths and blocks to abundance in order to identify what we might be doing to prevent our success.

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Tuesday Nights at Prana Are Happyning! Come Assist and Share Your Heart

Prana continues to have record numbers of visitors!

These events are for new people and your presence as a minister is valuable. Bring your ministry by attending an event, or serve on one of the assisting teams!


At first, we may give because it is the “right” thing to do. Later, we give because giving feels good. Eventually, we give because, well, that’s just what we do. At that time, the giver and the gift become one.
— Beloved John-Roger