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Carrying the Message

February 1969

By: K. D. | Cape Town

Seven miraculous months

Carrying the Message

February 1969

By: E. A. K. | Anchorage

A letter can be a meeting

Carrying the Message

February 1969

By: M. K., MD | Freeport, New York

A doctor's working tool

Carrying the Message

February 1969

By: B. B. | Brocton, Massachusetts

But there is hope

Carrying the Message

February 1969

By: D. N. | Walla Walla, Washington

Institutional AA can work!

Happy Because I'm Sober

February 1969

By: L. H. | Cleaveland, Ohio

This AA looked at the people around him who were progressing most in the program. Here's what he found. . .

Gratitude and Serenity

November 1957

By: John C. Ford, S. J.

Two Sides of the Coin of Sobriety

Shadows Have Faces

November 1957

By: T. W. | Los Padres, California

From the Grass Roots

November 1957

By: A. T. | New York City, New York

On Tradition XI

Dear Dr. B.

March 1957

By: B. W. | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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