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Since The Upper Room was so widely read by program pioneers, have searched high and low for period issues without success.? Anyone have a link or idea for how to access? #TheUpperRoom

The following files and folders have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /White and Research Papers, News and Magazine Articles and Timelines/The Survival of a

Hi I'm not sure what you mean by History but I have all GSC reports from the beginning to 2023. If that is what you are looking for, contact me via my email address. Mark

What are you referring to?

Greetings, would anyone have the history of the conferences? Thanks in advance. Luis

Please, does anyone have information and the name of the person who tore up the checks at the Alcoholic Foundation?

Theres is a new weekly cycle of reading Writing the Big Book: The Creation of A.A. starting on Sunday, February 18th

Perhaps because it was the name of a 1932 play and a1933 movie that everyone would have known about? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_for_Living_(film)

I've been looking for a definitive answer to this question for years... hope an answer emerges. Bill was literate enough to know that one does not use quotation marks for emphasis, so it isn't that

The other thought I had is that Bill uses the phrase again, without quotation marks, in the Into Action chapter, on page 81: "Our design for living is not a one-way street." So perhaps Bill is

And the phrase is also in the Bill's Story chapter. (Sorry for the multiple replies.) a. -- ann norcross (919) 414-6305 howcross@...

I remember a long time ago reading something written by Rev Sam Shoemaker (one of Bill W's early spiritual "sponsors") about a "design for living that really works" but I was not able to find it

A quick Google search brought up the following link to a FB post Design for Living <https://www.facebook.com/groups/2244755489165177/search/?q=design%20for%20living> The posting was made by Dick B's

“a design for living” is in quotation marks on page 28 of chapter 2 of the big book, I’m wondering why? Is it in reference to another text or quote from the author (Bill W.)? Looking for facts

Bob, your attachment won't open. How are you these days? Glad you're posting here again, Rick (in Illinois) 'once an archivist, always an archivist' [email protected]> wrote: -- Richard

Somewhere, some time in the old yahoo group, I read a post that related Bill W said the best way for a newcomer to read the "Big Book" was to start with the personal stories. At the point the reader

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"Writing the Big Book" addresses this at the bottom on page 336 in a footnote: "It would be wonderful to support AA's belief that the best way to stay sober is to carry the message of recovery to

Thom… For the life of me, I can’t figure out how to post to the AAHistoryLovers board. [Moderator comment: Actually, Bill, you did just fine. What you did worked and it went into the moderator