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The labyrinth is southeast of the church at the turnaround point of the Prayer Garden walk. The area is a Japanese style garden that interprets the line of the Lord's Prayer, 'Give us daily the Bread of Life.' The labyrinth is an allegory of the story of Hagar wandering through the wilderness. The labyrinth leads to the foot of the cross where we will install a fountain, representing the spring that the angel revealed to Hagar. God spoke to her by name, recognized her cruel situation, gave her life-giving water and the same promise of prosperity and salvation that He gave Sarah. The installation is called The God Who Sees Me.