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An Indescribable Benevolence

August 1992

By: Margaret G. | Port Coquitlam, British Columbia

Step Two can reveal our true colors

PO Box 1980

August 1992

By: T. T. | Oakland, California

Coming to believe

The Perfect Slip

August 1992

By: Max W. | Beaverton, Oregon

A Measure of Humility

September 1980

By: E. G. | Minneapolis, Minn.

Third Step - There is humility in the willingness to be honest

A Serene Place at 5:00 AM

September 1980

By: B. F. | Connecticut

Ego

September 1980

By: R. M. | Orlando, Fla.

On the inside, his life was a complete shambles

A Plan of Action

September 1980

By: D. J. | Columbus, Ohio

. . .Only after the action was past did we truly appreciate what had happened

Anything Wrong With AA?

March 1964

By: Anonymous | Manhattan, New York

. . .AA as a movement might well have better friends in its adverse critics than in its nonalcoholic fans.

Guidebook for Presbyterian Ministers

April 1952

Clergy of two faiths advises on AA used as pastoral aid. A Grapevine Milestone Report

Call It a Miracle

April 1952

By: Pierre AA | South Dakota

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