Crews have been been working hard in Austintown to unveil a new prayer garden.
The garden is now growing at The Humility House senior living facility and was unveiled Friday night. Officials wanted to provide residents and their families with quiet, natural spot to sit and reflect. Many of the plants growing there are named in honor of a current or past resident.
"For our residents, this gives them a peaceful place to come to and spend time with their family, and it's a place of healing and a place of happy memories," said Mary Jane Gingher, manager of programming at Humility House.
So far, only phase 1 of the garden is done. They hope to have the garden completed by next spring.
