Timber framing is a traditional building technique that employs mortise-and-tenon joinery fastened with wooden pins instead of metal nails and screws. Recognized for both its strength and beauty, it requires patience, craftsmanship, and a community to build. These pillars are reflected in Christian living, and the practice of building together and learning together form a unique synthesis of the head and the hands.
During this three-week course in Steubenville, OH, students will learn the basics of timber framing, follow the instructor in crafting a new build, and attend lectures on the theology of work.
Because slots are limited, any cancellations more than 48 hours after registering will only be eligible for a 50% refund.
This class has a minimum enrollment. If we do not get enough registrations by the Monday two weeks prior to the beginning of the class, we reserve the right to cancel the class. If the class is cancelled we will fully refund all registrants.