Cherry Chalice and Paten

Altar service of cherry. The chalice is probably the most gnarly piece of wood I’ve turned—worm holes, cracks, tortured grain, altogether seemingly unusable; reclaimed from the firewood stack. However, just as we ourselves can be pretty ugly, God can reclaim us and use us for His glory. A fun project.
Photo by Tod Martens—Thanks Tod!

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This entry was posted on May 5, 2013 by Tom Peck Woodturning. It was filed under Uncategorized .

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Sharen Muller

I don’t know if this item is for sale, but would like to know the price of it if it is. It is truly lovely!

August 19, 2013 at 1:00 pm

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- Tom Peck Woodturning
  
  Sharen, thank you for your kind words. This was actually a (more-or-less) commissioned set. A worship pastor friend asked if I could created a communion set for him. I wasn’t sure, so I gave him kind of a squishy non-answer and then went home to see if I could! I was pleased to provide it to him.
  
  August 19, 2013 at 1:22 pm
  
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