What People Say...

It was wonderful exploring the paths and labyrinth with the girls (ages 3 and 5), being with them while they made discoveries and I made discoveries listening to the Spirit. We took turns sitting on the different benches and looking out to see what we could see. When I looked out and prayed aloud, "Thank you God for all you have made; it's really really beautiful, " my granddaughter said enthusiastically and with an affirming tone, "Yeaah!" I'm now convinced that the mystical energy in the space can touch a person of any age.  - Lib Hutchby

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Cedar Cross is a place soaked in spirituality. The staff embodies Christian hospitality – generous, cheerful, accommodating to all dietary disciplines, and never intrusive. For an old New Hampshireman like me, the mix of forest, ponds, animals, birds, and rustic lodgings evokes a special, heady sort of serenity. You feel surrounded and protected by life and by lives, by a thousand spiritual sentries [including one very imposing heron!]. Beyond the serenity that brings calm and tranquility, Cedar Cross opens your heart to the Lord’s creative beauty and genius while beckoning your soul to seek God’s deeper presence within. Prayer arises natural in Cedar Cross. You bond to its holiness quickly.  - Wes Cook

Updated: Tuesday, April 22, 2008