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No Substitute for Meetings

April 1982

By: D. R. | Lathrup Village, Michigan

Around the Tables

R.S.V.P.

April 1982

On the Grapevine

A God Personal to Me

April 1982

By: M. S. | Baltimore, Maryland

Paradox of Power

April 1982

By: D. H. | Delmar, New York

Letting go" means discipline, and joy comes through pain

Love With No Price Tag

April 1982

By: D. J. | Alameda, California

A Slob's Guide to Spiritual Growth

April 1982

By: C. H. | Fairfield, Connecticut

Getting the Red Out

April 1982

By: C. D. | Washington, D.C.

A cautionary tale for group treasurers

When Anyone Reaches Out

April 1982

By: D. M. | Kansas

Being accepted was tough for an alcoholic and addict

A Prescription for Sobriety

November 1980

By: Anonymous

An interview with one of early AA's nonalcoholic friends, "the little doctor who loved drunks" - From the June 1945 Grapevine

Confidence

December 1956

By: Anon. | Hartsdale-Ardsley, New York

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