A story can tell more than the story itself. It can contain an opening for the reader and the story teller to connect in a way that an amazing exchange happens. The story teller gets the satisfaction of creating a space where that can happen. The reader experiences being virtually in the setting, and for a moment or moments living inside the dynamics of the story.

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Small groups of focused people are dynamic. In this case small groups have the potential to multiply and become many more groups where individuals discover and determine a new identity, often with a new sense of belonging.

 

The "How it Works" stories describe an exchange that happens in a small group. You could go to 'the "Discovery" Approach' in a book or on this site and get started by yourself, with one other person, or with others in a Discovery Group, but hopefully illustrations of people doing a topical study will give you an inside look, an insight to help you understand, and become comfortable with the process.

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Read these stories first, and then go to a Discovery  to see the recommendations, simple questions, and practical guidelines that are the essence of success in 'the "Discovery" Approach.'

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Connect with us to learn more, be trained, or in a workshop with others become a Discovery Group Studies trainer.