Throughout history people have walked the ancient archetypal spirals of labyrinths as a spiritual practice. Walking the path into the center of the labyrinth is a metaphor for finding one's own center or finding God. Walking out of the labyrinth is a symbol of being reborn into the world. Carole Ann Camp's insightful, meditative book deepens our understanding of this process and gives us practical guidance. With Bible readings, prayers, and stories from the author's many years of experience with the power of the labyrinth, Praying at Every Turn supports us as we take this journey of faith.

As a new religion spreads through the land of Trenig, Henith and Braen, priestesses of the Goddess Religion, set out on a journey to learn more about this new religion and why its followers fi nd it necessary to destroy the stone circles and the ways of the Goddess. This novel takes place in a time beyond time and is both utopian and dystopian as Henith and Braen visit a variety of stone circles giving the reader glimpses of another time and dimension where Goddess worship is the predominant religion.