Telling the Most Important Story You’ve Got

ALL1485-C      First 6 Weeks      3:00-4:20    Start Date
Grossman 106     Limit 25     

If you could only tell a single story about yourself that, once heard, would enable your listeners to understand you, what would that story be? Previous experience suggests that, by letting the bravest folks tell their stories first, other class members will find their moments of comfort to share theirs as well. Questions and discussions will take care of themselves. This is an idea first tried quite successfully with 7th and 9th grade students—and as older adults, we have more stories to tell.

Coordinator: Lawrence Brown   
Larry has been a columnist at the Cape Cod Times for 39 years. He has been a teacher for 46 years: English, geography, ancient and American history, public speaking and photography. As an interfaith minister, Larry has been an invited speaker at two Parliaments of the World’s Religions – Cape Town South Africa in 1999 and Barcelona in 2004. This will be his 6th year with ALL.