For 20 years, Potter’s Clay has molded lives and hearts. The students who started the week-long ministry in Mexico wanted to stretch themselves spiritually and culturally—to become “clay in the potter’s hands” (Isaiah 64:8). “Eventually we came to see Potter’s Clay as a great opportunity for giving,” noted co-founder Gordon Aeschliman ’79, “but we originally conceived of it as a way for students to learn.” 1 Column Content Background Color White Ali...