"Follow your bliss; live your dreams; seek your own adventures.”
Frank has one book in print that details his first two climbs up Mount Rainier. He currently has two other books in the works detailing his most recent climbs and the life lessons he has learned during these new adventures. Frank uses his experiences to inspire others through his writing, as well as giving motivational talks, presentations and slideshows.
Frank is a proud Member of the Academy of American Poets.
BOOK REVIEWS
Reviews by readers of Compass Points posted on www.amazon.com
- “Mr. Henninger takes us along on his quest to climb Mt. Rainier and understand the deeper spiritual power that the mountain holds for him. In telling his story, he invites each of us to locate our own polestar and to summon the courage to live a fully engaged life. Compass Points lifted my spirits and reminded me why I seek wild places.” (Dr. Ira Orchin)
- “The best part of this book is the spirituality the author gets in touch with in his time on the mountain. It really comes across in his reflective final chapter where he ponders what made him
begin his trek and where does he go from here.” (Bill Mann)
- “A very enjoyable and easy read…you'll find yourself continuously turning pages as you accompany the author on his quest of personal discovery and physical challenge.”
(David Crane)
Frank has also published several articles and poems about his life experiences as an adventurer. Check out a sampling below:
ARTICLES
- Exploring Mount Rainier: An article written by Frank for Villanova Magazine. View...
- Frank Henninger’s Personal Journey: An article from the Falvey Memorial Library at Villanova University. View...
- Book store director, published author, mountain climber: Frank Henninger; An article from The Villanovan, the official student newspaper of Villanova University since 1916. View...
POETRY
Frank is also a published poet, having seven poems to date published in the "Creative Thought" monthly publication of the Religious Science International Church (now International Centers for Spiritual Living.) Here are those poems, plus one more.
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