The book club
Some voices are found together.
Find Your Voice and Use It was written to be talked about — out loud, in a circle, where practicing is the point. Gather your people, and bring the free discussion guide.
Why read it together
A voice needs a room. Start with this one.
You can read about courage alone — but you can only practice it in front of people. A reading circle is the safest room there is: low stakes, friendly faces, and everyone working on the same thing. By the last chapter, speaking up in this group will have quietly trained you for the rooms that matter.
Gather your people
Four to eight is the sweet spot — friends, coworkers, a team, a ministry group. Everyone gets a copy of the book.
Use the guide
Ten discussion questions that follow the book — the stories, the five VOICE moves, and the toolkit. One per gathering, or all in one warm evening.
Everyone speaks
The one ground rule, straight from the book. Pass something that stands in for the mic; whoever holds it, speaks. No one is skipped.
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The Book Club
Discussion Guide
Ten conversations, host tips, and a closing ritual — everything your group needs, styled to print or share. Tell us where to send your welcome note and the guide is yours.
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Teams & large groups
Reading with your whole team?
Bulk copies of Find Your Voice and Use It can be arranged for teams, schools, and organizations — and Dr. Wilma Ann speaks, too. Ask about pairing a group read with a live session.
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Coming SoonPaperback · 126 pages · ISBN 979-8-951604-00-2