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Powerless, But Free

October 1983

By: Anonymous | Bangkok

Justice

October 1983

By: L. W. | Newport, Rhode Island

In sobriety, the present can transform the past

A Lifetime Proposition

October 1983

By: M. B. | North Syracuse, New York

Our spiritual program of recovery is

Shaping of Principles

March 1981

By: Anonymous | Manhattan, New York

Sanity

March 1981

Around the Tables

Give and Take

March 1981

By: C. P. | St. John, New Brunswick

He discovered that sponsoring was seeking help as well as giving it

The Distance Made Good

March 1981

By: H. F. | Reno, Nevada

How far we came from where we were

AA'S General Service Conference

May 1971

By: R. K. | Washington, District of Columbia

Bern Smith saw it as providing "a permanent haven" for all the alcoholics yet to come

A Chance Acquaintance Shared the Message

May 1971

By: D. G. M., MD | Montreal, Quebec

Twelfth Stepping the Family Doctor

August 1957

By: J. L. F. | Santa Barbara, California

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