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POTTERS WHEEL MINISTRIES

EDUCATION MINISTRY

"Helping Hands...Molding Broken People"

The GED classes at Potters Wheel Ministries provide adults with the opportunity to improve the quality of their life through education. This diploma leads to employment opportunities and opens doors that are closed to high school drop outs. Upon graduation this diploma can be used to gain entrance into college. The instructor for the 2007 classes is Adam Burris.

Education is vital in today's society. Many of the inner city residents are trapped in low paying jobs. Others cannot obtain employment. A common denominator in this is a lack of high school education. Employers fill job vacancies with the best qualified applicants. Those without a high school education  often are not even considered. The Potter's Wheel offers hope. Any adult who is willing to study and apply themselves now have an opportunity to obtain a diploma. In the process of getting an education, students will develop better communication skills. They will gain self confidence  and  become better equipped to function in today's society.  Graduates receive a high school general equivalency diploma which is given the same recognition as a high school diploma. A recent graduate of the class remarked that he continues to learn new things daily as a result of reading comprehension. 

"Helping Hands...Molding Broken People"

Potters Wheel Ministries is an inner city ministry in Evansville, Indiana and is one of the fastest growing ministries in the Tri state area. Potters Wheel Ministries lies on the borders of Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky. Blessed with generous start up funding donations, willing volunteers and strong leadership, Potters Wheel Ministries is winning souls for Christ and changing lives among inner city residents of Evansville, Indiana.

Potters Wheel Ministries is located at 333 Jefferson Avenue, at the corner of Governor Street and Jefferson. Worship services are held at 2:30 p.m. each Sunday afternoon. Children’s Sunday school is available. The first service at The Potter's Wheel was Sunday April 11, 2004. During the first year of worship services hundreds of people heard the gospel preached and accepted Jesus Christ as their Saviour who suffered and died on The Cross for their sins.