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There’s a lot of non-AA approved AA history I think after all the work that was put into this it should get published

It is called the "AA Grapevine" " - Early AA groups adopted the AA Grapevine as the international journal of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1946. The General Service Conference reaffirmed this designation in

Also the Grapevine pubs are not GSC approved because the Grapevine is a separate company any can publish what it wishes. Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2020 3:02 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

Thanks for giving me the information on this book Probably had this book for 20 years.The late archivist Earl Husband gave me this book Mine rebound in aqua boards with Gilt Title Non Approved History

Well, since "conference approved " specifically means that the conference has agreed to pay for it and distribute it through AAWS Publishing,? this manuscript being "unapproved" could simply mean

I use it a lot as reference. I have read that it was not approved because of "errors" which I don't know if that means it had information different from the approved literature. It really is detailed

Just needed to share your unapproved comment jumped out at me.? At an area literature workshop I had the pleasure of meeting a former trustee who had been involved in the 4th edition process. About 5

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Books/The History of AA by Bob P (GSC unapproved).pdf (

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Glenn F Chesnut AA History/bk-aameet.pdf ( /g/AAHistoryLovers/files/Glenn F Chesnut

Our first deep discussion chat room has been created where hopefully we can get together and find all of the so-called 'dark promises' in the Big Book. Looks like an exciting project to me! Just click

Thank you! Let's put reply messages in the chat room itself if you click on the chats icon you'll see the chat room that was created for this. It's sticky, therefore anything posted to it will remain

Page 72 : “if we skip this vital step, we may not overcome drinking” Mike C in Calgary Sent from Mike’s pocket computer

A new chat has been created: New Let's use this chat to find and make a list together of the "dark promises", meaning: warnings and flat-out statements of what could happen to us when we don't work

So, why don't we search the book together and find them all? :) We can use this thread to do it or I can create a chat for it. Actually, it's exactly that this kind of thing the chats could be best

I started a meeting a few years ago in CA with sponsees meeting is called, "Promises Prayers Instructions and Warnings" (and have since started one here in Myrtle Beach).? Originally Warnings was

Page 66 - A BB workshop I went to referred to 7 "death threats" between the 3rd & 4th columns of the Resentment Inventory. Along with what I also call "the bedevilments" on p. 52 -- Is this part of

I've actually never heard that quote called that, doesn't mean it isn't accurate, it only means I haven't heard of it. In the various parts of the country and world that I've been to and honored ti

https://www.thefix.com/content/diane-schuler-alcoholic-mothers-female-DUIs8026?page=all <https://www.thefix.com/content/diane-schuler-alcoholic-mothers-female-DUIs8026?page=all> She is sometimes

There are twelve "Dark Promises" found in the first 164 pages. Unfortunately my computer crashed and I lost this info. Can anyone help me with these? Thank You; Tim Lokey Addictions Counselor Tony

I have attached a map of the townships of Shaftsbury and Glastenbury, Vermont. Ebby stated that he stayed with Rowland Hazard in the town of Shaftsbury. (EBBY, THE MAN WHO SPONSORED BILL W., page 59.)