From an AA of North American Indian Heritage:
November 1967
The Search for Self-approval
October 1967
By:
M. D. B.
| Jackson, Michigan
How the AA program deals with our need for self-approval and recognition by others
The Path on the Cliff's Edge
October 1967
By:
W. S. R.
| South Norwalk, Connecticut
Unusual words on an inevitable reflection: Why do some make AA and others not?
Salute to AA'S Old-timers
October 1967
By:
D. S.
| Dayton, Ohio
An AA "frozen in newness" tells why length of sobriety seems to him a valuable asset
All in the Family!
October 1967
By:
L. T.
| Lewes, Delaware
She found AA for her parents. Then, years later, she needed it for herself and her husband
AA'S Tradition of Self-support
October 1967
By:
Bill W.
AA's co-founder discusses the reasons why AA groups do not seek charity and why they support AA central services
Arrange That First Contact!
October 1967
By:
Reverend James P. Collins
| Elmira, New York
For the AA coming out of prison:
I Found AA in an Australian Prison
October 1967
By:
Leo M.
| Adelaide
From that day I began to listen. . .it sounded as if those blokes had been reading my mail.
Torn for Twenty Years
October 1967
By:
W. G.
| Westport, Connecticut
It took three trips to a "state farm" and untold anguish before she would surrender
I Try to Carry the Message Back to Prisons
October 1967
By:
Carl M.
| Miami, Florida
An AA who joined AA in a Florida prison eleven years ago hasn't forgotten. . .
From an AA of North American Indian Heritage:
November 1967
The Search for Self-approval
October 1967
By:
M. D. B.
| Jackson, Michigan
How the AA program deals with our need for self-approval and recognition by others
The Path on the Cliff's Edge
October 1967
By:
W. S. R.
| South Norwalk, Connecticut
Unusual words on an inevitable reflection: Why do some make AA and others not?
Salute to AA'S Old-timers
October 1967
By:
D. S.
| Dayton, Ohio
An AA "frozen in newness" tells why length of sobriety seems to him a valuable asset
All in the Family!
October 1967
By:
L. T.
| Lewes, Delaware
She found AA for her parents. Then, years later, she needed it for herself and her husband
AA'S Tradition of Self-support
October 1967
By:
Bill W.
AA's co-founder discusses the reasons why AA groups do not seek charity and why they support AA central services
Arrange That First Contact!
October 1967
By:
Reverend James P. Collins
| Elmira, New York
For the AA coming out of prison:
I Found AA in an Australian Prison
October 1967
By:
Leo M.
| Adelaide
From that day I began to listen. . .it sounded as if those blokes had been reading my mail.
Torn for Twenty Years
October 1967
By:
W. G.
| Westport, Connecticut
It took three trips to a "state farm" and untold anguish before she would surrender
I Try to Carry the Message Back to Prisons
October 1967
By:
Carl M.
| Miami, Florida
An AA who joined AA in a Florida prison eleven years ago hasn't forgotten. . .