How to Share, How to Listen

The magic created by the agendas in How to Share, How to Listen: A Guide for Coming Together, Finding Connection and Seeking Spirituality through Group Discussions is what we most need now--heart-to-heart connection.

This book recognizes the need for topic discussions that are culturally relevant.

How to Share, How to Listen, a prescriptive nonfiction book, shares slivers of enlightenment, promotes self-awareness, and creates trust in peer group discussions. The chapters are not sequential and can be chosen for discussion in any order.

In each agenda, there are anchoring concepts, providing themes for discussion. The agendas could be utilized by high school upperclassmen and teachers, college-age groups, church and temple youth and adult groups, Boys and Girls' Clubs of America, YMCA and YWCA, summer camps, hospital workshops, school clubs, and family discussions. This book equips the facilitator to become the commentator, impartial and leading the conversation. In that respect, How to Share, How to Listen is a training guide for facilitators.

The context of spirituality can be pursued in many ways; however, these agendas are ready-made for those who are interested in presenting a formatted directional path through group discussions.