“Clay”
As I mentioned before, I took a class in Pueblo Pottery this summer. I was an Art Major in college…many years ago…and it feels good to return to art work after many years. I’m making pots in a small studio I set up in my basement. I’ve drawn several designs that I wanted to use in my work and I carved one into a small pot. When I finished I stepped back to look at the design and realized that it looked terrible. I thought I had ruined the pot. And then I remembered something the teacher said to me this summer. He said “The clay will pick up who you are. Whatever you form in clay, whatever marks are on the clay…the clay will record who you are. It is very important that the clay is about who you are, your joys and sorrows and deepest longings.” As I looked at my mistake (it was a Read the rest of this entry »
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Alcolyte Training Scheduled
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Adult Forum
Fall is in the air and we are getting ready for a new season for the Adult Forum. We look forward to an exciting year and hope that you will join us. We encourage all adults to come together and share their faith with one another. Read the rest of this entry »
BELL CHOIR BEGINS
Mary Beth Penjuke, who joined St Paul’s in the spring of 2010, has agreed to be our Bell Choir Director. Ms Penjuke grew up at St Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Delaware County. Upon graduation from Lebanon Valley College with a degree in music education, Ms Penjuke began teaching instrumental music and music education for the Pennridge School District. We are very excited to have Ms Penjuke Read the rest of this entry »
