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The Wicked Truth Study Guide Primer

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Wed, Sep 23, 12pm - 1pm EDT

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What can a Wizard, two witches, and a handsome prince teach us about how to live in peace?

Through song and story, the musical Wicked breaks down the divide between good and evil to offer hope for a world without violence. After letting your imagination wander through Oz in search of friendship, justice, and love, you may discover that dreams for peace this side of the rainbow really can come true.

Join author Suzanne Ross for an introduction to the Wicked Truth Study Guide, a resource for anyone wanting to lead a transformative workshop using Wicked as a "third thing"! In this short primer, you will learn to use the musical's themes to address conflict and renew a sense of purpose in your own community.

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  • Not Just Accessible, But Alive

    This book didn't just teach me something new; it made everything I already loved more full, more real, and more meaningful.

    Jeff McLean Author & Co-Founder, The McLean Foundation
  • Wisdom for the Present, Past and Future

    The Wicked Truth makes the case that some of our most cherished and unquestioned beliefs might be lying to us, and that even the most frequently told stories may need to be revisited.

    Gareth Higgins Author of How Not to be Afraid
  • Rich With New Meaning

    I cannot tell you how much more sense Wicked made to me after reading Suzanne’s book—and then how much more fun it was to see it a second time with new meaning popping out at me from every angle!

    James Alison Priest, theologian, and author of You Can If You Want To: Navigating Christian Faith, Conscience, and matters LGBTQ+
  • A Mirror Reflecting Us Back to Ourselves

    With precision and warmth, Suzanne reveals how our need to be seen as good so often gets in the way of the good we might actually do.

    Gena St. David Author of The Nonviolent Brain
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