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I assume the talk referenced above is this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jC-xUZ6P-WA She says she's heard names mentioned for the white paper but is reluctant to name them because she didn't

I'm also interested in more information on this paper.? A post online indicated that it was penned by Sandy B.? Any credible source information out there? ? Thanks!

*Note: end of this quote ought to have read "...sense of exclusion at boarding school." Bill W. and Mr Wilson The Legend and Life of A.A.'s Cofounder Matthew J. Raphael Bill's First Drink pgs

Thanks, Bob. I’m always hesitant in using Susan Cheever’s book as a reference- perhaps unnecessarily so…? [Moderator comment: No, you're not wrong. I'm at the point now where I won't use it as

Brian, A small book by Lester B. Cole titled: "ROGERS BURNHAM, The original man behind Bill W" relates that Mark Whalon was sort of Bill Wilson's mentor. Mark is mentioned on pages 78 thru

Ernest Kurtz makes reference to Mark Whalon being one of Bill’s closest friends in Not God. I don’t see anything about him in AAHL. Anyone know anything about him?

Hey Joe. I just read this but did you get a proper response to your question?

That would be interesting to know. He had her "performing the most menial labor for his charity patients".? From all that I have read this attempt to get the addict to focus on the problems of others

Is there a PDF of this available? I haven't found any reference to a book by this title by searching Google Books for books published from 1939 to 1956. this book is recommended in the 1955 book The

Can someone educate me regarding the planter beside Dr. Bob and Anne's grave stone. It has the four absolutes on it. Old photos confirm the current planter was not the original planter. When was the

*'Letting Go' of the Circle and Triangle As A Legal Mark* *BOX 4 5 9 August September 1993* A triangle, enclosed within a circle, has long been recognized as one symbol of Alcoholics Anonymous. Yet,

In A.A. Comes of Age , p. 82-83, we read about the prospectors and the frozen A.A. book... is there any historical basis for this story (or perhaps is another A.A. parable)? Thanks. 'Way up toward

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Books/glenn-clark-fishers-of-men.pdf (

Dear AA friends, Having served as an AA archives member for may years, I have developed an increasing interest in the history of our fellowship; consequently I have written articles to share some of

Greetings from a beautiful Spring Day in Portugal Can anyone please provide me with a copy of the above or tell me where I can find the total version of it? Your help in this matter will be

*’Twelve Concepts Illustrated’…..* *BOX 4 5 9 – VOL. 33, NO. 1/February-March 1987* *News and Notes From the General Service Office of A.A.* *?* They said it couldn’t be done! A pamphlet

I just read Bill W my first 40 yrs and he himself from his own words described 4 visits…He also says he met Dr Silkworth on that first visit. We know Bill isnt a good historian but also guves the

A* perennial question!! I have always gone with 4 which is what Arthur S. says in his documented timeline:* <<*1933* - Autumn, Bill W was quite literally drinking himself to death. In desperation,

Hi guys. I am querying whether Bill got permanently sober during his 3rd or 4th visit to Towns hospital. Dr Silkworth on pg XXV of BB says: ‘In the course of his THIRD treatment he acquired

I don't know when this was written, but AA has been using the Serenity Prayer for longer than fifty years. The prayer has been an interest of mine since I came into AA in the early 1990s. Niebuhr's