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Met a family while on vacation. ?The husbands uncle was Milt Boswell. ?He got sober in 1952? Originally from Utah but moved with his wife to Arizona where he lived until his passing. ?His recovery

I had previously understood that Jim Burwell (and his "militant agnosticism") which was the strongest influences on a more "universal" and non-sectarian "Higher Power."? However, WTBB p 464-466

My computer has been down for awhile and now is back up and running.? I see there hasn't been any post to this group for almost a month.? Just wondering if I missed something. -- Charles from

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Documents - General/Pioneers of AA - Roster Of Graves - 11Sep2022 version - by Brian K

Our thoughts are very much with AA historian and longtime?AAHL dear friend Jay Stinnett after the passing of Adell from our sight and hearing on August 15 th. A memorial will be hosted on Zoom on

I became interested in restarting reading "Writing The Big Book" after following a few of the online conferences with William Schaberg. I picked up where I left off, which was the chapter “The

I'm looking for background on early AA's adoption of the term recover/recovered/recovery. Prior to AA, you were much more likely to see the terms reformed or redeemed. It's been suggested that this

This is sort of "out of the blue" but here goes: Bill's 4th step ideas and format described in the Big Book have an astounding similarity to forms and ideas used by the Psychologist Alfred Adler who

Why is it is referred to as a "Tiffany Signet Ring"? There was certainly no Tiffany's in the woods of Ch?lus, ~570km from the Western Front. Members of Battery E., The History of Battery E, 66th

All, I have researched and discovered the final resting places of many of the AA and non-AA characters of note in our history.? I am wondering if there might be a place to post that list here?? It

“I was wondering if anyone had done research and had any information on the actual origin of the 4th step format Bill uses in the Big Book?? i.e. including resentments, fears, and sex conduct, and

Sadly, the AAHL information is gone, and Google is not my friend. Supposedly, circa Spring/Summer 1937, an Episcopal priest (name forgotten) expelled the "pickpockets and drunks" from the Calvary

"I am interested in information on the genesis of the Seaman's Club and the interest of the Alcoholic Foundation and funding questions and/or relationships with other organizations during this period

Hi, I'm new to AAHistoryLovers?@ groups.io ( http://groups.io ).? Glad to be here. A while back, I was doing some research regarding a section in the book,?Dr. Bob & the Good Oltimers.? I reached

The Growing In Undersatnding group are starting a new cycle of Reading "Writing the Big Book" on Thursday 11th, we read a Chapter every week and then have Q&A with Bill Schaberg 11:30 AM (LA) / 2:30

We read a chapter of "Writing the Big Book" every week 11:30 AM (LA) / 2:30 PM (NY) / 7:30 PM (UK) (90 minutes with Q&A for the author) login: 891 7799 2594 password: WTBB