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Broken Glass-Beautiful Glass

Start off by showing the plain glass jar. Explain how this jar represents each of us. Then put the jar in the baggie. Then explain how life puts a lot of pressure on us and we go through trials and problems. Use the hammer to break the glass in the baggie. Explain how the hammer represents the trials of life. Show the baggie of broken pieces explaining often how we feel we are in "pieces" in our lives. Then show the beautiful glass figure or decor and explain how if we turn our "pieces" of glass to God or our lives to God we can be made whole.

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