October 11 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
There is a Biblical moment when God sends the prophet Jeremiah to watch a potter at work. As the clay is shaped, reshaped, and transformed in the potter’s hands, a profound message emerges — that we, too, have the ability to change. To become something different. Something better. That transformation is not just possible. It is ours to choose.
In this hands-on session with the incredible Amy Gross, we’ll learn this teaching from Jeremiah and then bring it to life — literally. With our hands in the clay, we’ll explore the themes of self-improvement, free will, and the belief that we are never finished becoming who we are meant to be. Every piece you shape will carry the intention you bring to it.
Your pottery will be professionally glazed and fired — and returned to you as a beautiful, meaningful reminder of what you created and what you carried home.More details to come.
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