To carry the message to the alcoholic who still suffers.
Not All Meetings Feel the Same (And That’s the Point) If you’ve been to more than a handful of AA meetings, you’ve probably noticed something:they don’t all feel alike. Some are quiet and reflective.Some are loud and full of laughter.Some…
The AAWS Board recently recommended that monthly communication be sent to all AA members regarding matters related to self-support. This communication is the third in that series.
God in His wisdom selected this group of men and women to be purveyors of His goodness. In selecting them through whom to bring about this phenomenon He went not to the proud, the mighty, the famous or the brilliant.…
Many of us have felt it this week — that subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) sense that things are shifting under our feet. The news is unsettling. Markets are volatile. Politics feel loud and uncertain. For people in recovery,…
Central Office has created “Visitor Chips” to be handed out for people who are visiting Santa Fe. We held a competition to create the chip and the winner was, of course, Anonymous. If your meeting would like to have visitor…
As a reminder, your Central Office has 3 Zoom numbers which are available 24/7 for your group’s use. Check with Central office and we will get you set up with a meeting room for your group. Don’t want to use…
In 1941, Dr, Miles N, from Kansas City, Kansas, was in trouble. He had been drinking uncontrollably for over 2 years, was in jail psychiatric unit, and the judge was considering sending him to the state mental hospital. The doctor’s…
There is a tradition of preparing for one’s day by getting quiet and tapping into the intuitive voice that resides in each of us. Here is a technique that has been used for more than 80 years by the members…
The AAWS Board recently recommended that monthly communication be sent to all AA members regarding matters related to self-support. This communication is the second in that series.
Bruce Q posted some recent reflections of his changing relationship with AA over his 35-years of sobriety.