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The Potter’s Wheel has programs to provide for basic immediate needs and others designed to educate people to give them the skills needed to help themselves. The Diner, a soup kitchen, serves lunch every Tuesday and breakfast every Saturday. Meals are provided to all youth participating in the youth programs every Tuesday and Thursday evening. A free clothing bank is open during The Diner’s hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays. GED classes are held twice weekly. Parenting skills are taught weekly in a class called Baby Basics. A retired teacher heads a pre-school reading program called Reading Opens All Roads (ROAR). Five distinct EPIC 1:3 youth programs are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. These programs teach Godly principles that help at-risk youth make positive choices instead of negative choices that can lead to poor relationships, poverty, substance abuse and incarceration. Our programs not only impact each youth’s destiny, but will also impact the community in positive ways.