Answering Your Questions About DeafBlindness, Faith, and More...
DeafBlind Potter
testimony
August 19, 2026
Hey, so good to see you even though I cannot see you. Welcome to the very first Wheel Wednesday.
I have been getting your questions and I have to say, you all are not holding back. That is exactly what I want. This channel has always been about real conversations, and today I am pulling up to the wheel, throwing a piece, and answering the questions you sent in while the clay spins. No script, no agenda, just me, the wheel, and whatever you wanted to know.
Some of your questions made me think. Some of them made me laugh. And a few of them I had to sit with for a minute before I knew how to answer. That is the beauty of this community. You keep me honest and you remind me why the DeafBlind Potter exists in the first place. This is not just a channel about pottery or even Bible study. It is about people showing up, asking hard questions, and trusting that God is still shaping something good in all of us.
So grab something to drink, pull up a chair, and watch the clay move while we talk. Drop your questions for the next Wheel Wednesday in the comments below and let me know which answer today hit home for you.
Own a piece of Kelvin's work: Each pottery piece is handcrafted by Kelvin himself, a DeafBlind artist, pastor, and storyteller. Browse available pieces at www.deafblindpotter.com
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Go live beyond your challenges, my friend.
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