Map Your Journey

Share your spiritual history.

Pass out paper and markers. Ask each person to create a picture or chart to illustrate his or her spiritual journey. Group members should focus on the key events or situations that shaped them spiritually. When finished, allow group members to share their pictures or charts with the whole group, or split into smaller groups of three or four for sharing.

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