Everybody wins: The story behind the Ungame

by Rhea Zakich

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0842307885
• Release Date: January 1979
• Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
• Length: 149 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.

Customer Reviews

God speaks to us in the midst of pain, if we are listening

Everybody Wins is the story of an average woman, homemaker and mother who was forced to endure months of silence due to a throat condition. Rhea Zakich invites readers to walk with her through the valley of the shadow as muteness deprives her of everything that had given life meaning. In the silence, Rhea was forced to go within and examine every hope and dream she had had and deal with the loneliness and frustration of being ignored. It is a powerful story about letting go of all that we think we need, to discover that God has something even better in store. When Rhea finally accepted her plight, she began to listen....to herself, to her family and to those around her. She also began a dialogue with God. It was through her listening that she discovered something that would eventually change the lives of millions of people around the world. Rhea was guided, step by step, in the creation of a communication device which would later be called, the Ungame. A simple tool that is played like a game but one where EVERYBODY WINS. through better communication. After she developed the game and shared it with hundreds of people, Rhea's voice returned to the doctor's amazement. The book contains many miracles that happened in the course of creating the Ungame and in the lives of those who played it.The Ungame is still being used by people around the world and is called the "world's most popular communication game."