The first half of our day has been amazing. We were able to get a slow start this morning which was very welcomed. After a wonderful breakfast of cinnamon rolls and hash brown casseroles, we went down to the prayer labyrinth. Shortly after we arrived, Jennifer, the pastor from Bethany UMC where we performed Sunday joined us. She is also the chaplain at Randolph College. She explained to us about the labyrinth, its meaning, its purpose and its history. She also helped to guide us through our prayer journey on the labyrinth. It was a very special time where we were each able to take a break from the hustle and bustle of tour and focus on God.
Of course it was also a great place for a photo. Can't wait to see what this will look like from the point of view Tracy had when she took the official picture.
After our contemplative time, we walked up the hill to tour the chapel. It is stunning. Simple, yet beautiful. Dominick REALLY wanted to play the pipe organ but the key to it could not be found. We were able to also spend time in the prayer room. And of course, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to sing with such amazing acoustics.
Click here to hear National Anthem from Randolph's Chapel
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