Made from the clay of Mt. Kenya, Amani beads have been shaped, painted and fired by Kenya women in a fair-trade business. Most are donated to Amani Children's Foundation - a 501c3 organization focused on serving children who have been orphaned by AIDS and abandoned by Africa. Many are "imperfect," but members of Westminster shape them into beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry and art. It is a labor of love!

The proceeds go back to care for orphaned babies at New Life Homes in Kenya. These amazing works of wearable art will be on sale in Fellowship Hall Sunday mornings on December 7, 14 and 21