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Sexaholics Anonymous1968 O’Neal Tape Library Archives: Texas Bureau of Prisons: AA Institutions in Action
by Editor | July 15, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
The following document displays the hopeful cooperation between the O'Neal Tape Recordings Library, the Federal Correctional Institution in La Tuna, Texas and AA. This letter confirms and acknowledges the good works of members carrying the message to the incarcerated,...Emotional Sobriety: Tom B audio from the archive: Bill W. letter on a journey through depression: take the questionnaire
by Editor | July 8, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
Are you Emotionally Sober? The topic of Emotional Sobriety, It is something that is talked about very frequently at 12-Step meetings around the world. But I wonder… Does anyone really know what it means? Or better yet, has anyone actually experienced it? And to follow...June 10th, 1935: Celebrating 84 years of continuous Alcoholics Anonymous: War Fever and Icy intellectual mountains: Bills Story
by Editor | June 12, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
The above image in Bills handwriting is taken from the original working document of the Big Book. His roots grasped a new soil. "Despite the living example of my friend there remained in me the vestiges of my old prejudice. The word God still aroused a certain...Alcoholics Anonymous and Hospitals: 12 step recovery the A.A. Pioneer Way by Sister Ignatia: Audio and Text
by Editor | April 15, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
St. Thomas was the first Hospital in the United States to establish a ward for the exclusive Hospitalization of Alcoholics. Nearly 12 years ago, one of the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (Dr. Bob) was on our staff. He was a skilled proctologist and was on our...The Forgotten Fantastic Communicator: Bobbie B. Devotion and Service as a legacy
by Editor | March 27, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 1 Comment
Author and Charles B. Towns biographer Gary Neidhardt has contributed this thoughtful essay detailing the life and service of Bobbie B., an oft-overlooked but entirely crucial early A.A. pioneer. The Forgotten Fantastic Communicator Many are familiar with the early...In Memory of Ebby T. The man with the message. April 29 1896 – March 21 1966
by Editor | March 21, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
Bill Wilson wrote this dedication in an AA book he gave to Ebby Thacher: “Dear Ebby, No day passes that I do not remember that you brought me the message that saved me – and only God knows how many more.In affection, Bill ” Today March 21st, marks the...Bill Wilson letter to Sybil C.
by admin | March 14, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
Bill Wilson letter to Sybil C. Sybil C. was the first woman to enter A.A. west of the Mississippi. Her sobriety date was March 21, 1941. Sybil was very instrumental in helping to get A.A. off the ground in Los Angeles. She became close to Bill Wilson’s secretary Ruth...A Letter From Bill Wilson About The Use Of The Lord’s Prayer At A.A. Meetings
by Editor | March 13, 2019 | Historical Letters and Docs | 0 Comments
A Letter from Bill Wilson About The Use Of The Lord’s Prayer At A.A. Meetings April 14, 1959 Dear Russ, Am right sorry for my delay in answering. Lois and I were a long time out of the country and this was followed by an attack of the marathon type of flu that has...
