24/7 AA Hotline: 941-426-7723
www.aalifeline.org • [email protected] • www.aadistrict5.org
Intergroup of the 5TH District 13325 • Tamiami Trail, North Port, FL 34287 • Unit A • 941-426-7655
Serving: Arcadia, Boca Grande, Englewood, Ft.Ogden, Grove City, Nokomis,
North Port, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Venice, Warm Mineral Springs
VOLUME 28, ISSUE 5
MAY LIFELINE 2015
STEP FIVE
TRADITION FIVE
“Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another
human being the exact nature of our wrongs.”
“Each group has but one primary purpose
to carry the message to the alcoholic
who still suffers.”
ALL OF A.A.’s Twelve Steps ask us to go contrary
to our natural desires . . . they all deflate our egos.
When it comes to ego deflation, few Steps are harder to take than Five. But scarcely any Step is more
necessary to longtime sobriety and peace of mind
than this one.
A.A. experience has taught us we cannot live
alone with our pressing problems and the character
defects which cause or aggravate them. If we have
swept the searchlight of Step Four back and forth
over our careers, and it has revealed in stark relief
those experiences we’d rather not remember, if we
have come to know how wrong thinking and action
have hurt us and others, then the need to quit living
by ourselves with those tormenting ghosts of yesterday gets more urgent than ever. We have to talk
to somebody about them.
So intense, though, is our fear and reluctance to
do this, that many A.A.’s at first try to bypass Step
Five. We search for an easier way— which usually
consists of the general and fairly painless admission that when drinking we were sometimes bad
actors. Then, for good measure, we add dramatic
descriptions of that part of our drinking behavior
which our friends probably know about anyhow.
But of the things which really bother and burn us,
we. say nothing. Certain distressing or humiliating
memories, we tell ourselves, ought not be shared
with anyone. These will remain our secret. Not a
soul must ever know. We hope they’ll go to the
grave with us.
“SHOEMAKER, stick to thy last!”... better do
one thing supremely well than many badly. That
is the central theme of this Tradition. Around
it our Society gathers in unity. The very life of
our Fellowship requires the preservation of this
principle. Alcoholics Anonymous can be likened to a group of physicians
who might find a cure for cancer, and upon whose
concerted work would depend the answer for
sufferers of this disease. True, each physician in
such a group might have his own specialty. Every
doctor concerned would at times wish he could
devote himself to his chosen field rather than work
only with the group. But once these men had hit
upon a cure, once it became apparent that only by
their united effort could this be accomplished, then
all of them would feel bound to devote themselves
solely to the relief of cancer. In the radiance of such
a miraculous discovery, any doctor would set his
other ambitions aside, at whatever personal cost.
Just as firmly bound by obligation are the
members of Alcoholics Anonymous, who have
demonstrated that they can help problem drinkers
as others seldom can. The unique ability of each
A.A. to identify himself with, and bring recovery to,
the newcomer in no way depends upon his learning,
eloquence, or on any special individual skills. The
only thing that matters is that he is an alcoholic
who has found a key to sobriety. These legacies of
suffering and of recovery are easily passed among
alcoholics, one to the other. This is our gift from
God, and its bestowal upon others like us is the one
aim that today animates A.A.’s all around the globe.
Reprinted from Alcoholics Anonymous Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, p. 63 & 155, 156 with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.
Page 2 • MAY LIFELINE 2015
ANNIVERSARIES
MEMBER’S ANNIVERSARIES
Email your Group member’s anniversaries to
Venice Friday Night Women’s Group
Gloria A. 5/27/2014 1 year
Jeanine R.
5/28/2014 1 year
Senerity by the Sea
Donna M.
5/15/1992
Pat W.
5/20/2002
Eileen J.
5
/10/2005
BILL J.
5/10/20
23 years
13 years
10 years
36 years
Eye Opener of Punta Gorda
Cheryl B
3/1/07
Jennifer N 3/1/11
Tony C
3/9/79
Dan W
3/9/89
Richard S 3/10/10
Fred J
3/18/08
Mike F
3/21/81
Melissa L 3/30/14
Kevin K
4/6/11
Joanie K
4/10/93
Richard(Dick)B 4/22/14 Charlie D 5/9/11
Ron M
5/11/96
Steve H
5/13/89
Janine F
5/14/05
Dave M
5/15/69
Mike L
5/7/10
Gary A
5/24/12
Roger C
5/24/11
164 Pages BB Study Group
Jen Nash
3/3/11
Pat P
5/13/06 Peace River Group
Jen Nash
3/3/11
Jim K
4/8/83
Martin F
5/15/97
Steve B
5/31/78
8yrs
4yrs
36yrs
26yrs
5yrs
7yrs
34yrs
1yr.
4yrs
10yrs
1yr
4yrs
19yrs
26yrs
10yrs
46yrs
5yrs
3yrs
4yrs
4yrs
9yrs
4yrs
32yrs
18yrs
37yrs
[email protected]
BEFORE the 25th of the month to be included
in the next issue! If received ON or after the
25th, it will NOT appear in the next issue, but the
one after. Don’t forget (and PLEASE note date
format): First Name Last Initial, Date MM/DD/YY
(e.g.,: 01/01/01), number of years of Sobriety.
Alcoholism
is an equal
opportunity destroyer
INTERGROUP PHONE CALLS
FOR THE MONTH OF
FEBRUARY
AA 121
Detox6
12 Step
11
Office
47
Other8
Alanon 5
MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 3
District 5 Meetings
Visit us at: www.aadistrict5.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
Steering committee meeting is the 1st
Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the
Intergroup Office, 13325 Tamiami Trail, Unit A,
North Port
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Intergroup Business Meeting (IGR) is the
3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the
Intergroup Office, 13325 Tamiami Trail, Unit A,
North Port
Delegates Report
Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 6 PM
North Port Community Church
3450 S. Biscayne, North Port
District 5 Business Meeting meets the 3rd
Tuesday of each month at 8:00 p.m. at Community
Church of Christ, 3450 S. Biscayne Drive, North
Port. District 5 Workshop is held the same day
and place as the District 5 Meeting at 7:00 p.m.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Finance Committee will now meet the 2nd
Monday of the month at 7pm in the Intergroup
office, 13325 Tamiami Trail, Unit A, North Port
WANTED
Intergroup Representative to attend meetings
at the Intergroup office every third Thursday of
the month.This helps Intergroup to know what is
going on with the groups, and in turn the groups
have a better understanding of the Intergroup
office. At present, we have 15 IGR’s out of 120
groups representing the 5th District. Each group
in District 5 is asked to send one IGR and one
Alternate IGR.
This is great service to your group and AA.
Yours truly,
John R., alcoholic
Open House
Saturday, June 13, 2015
1 PM to 4 PM
at the Intergroup Office
13325 Tamiami Trail Unit A • North Port, FL 34287
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
2015 International Convention
of Alcoholics Anonymous
July 2 - 5, 2015 Atlanta, Georgia
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
More dates to rember and
more information to come
Founders Day June 6, 2015
Halloween Dance Saturday, October 31, 2015
Gratitude Dinner November 28, 2015
New Year’s Eve party and
Alathorn December 31, 2015
Old time is Dinner Much 19, 2016
Founders Day June 4, 2016
Gratitude Dinner November 1, 2015
Page 4 • MAY LIFELINE 2015 2015
GRATITUDE IN ACTION SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
ARCHIVES will set up a display at your indoor meeting.
If interested please contact [email protected]
CORRECTIONS Men and women are both needed to carry the message into Charlotte county jail. Two
years of sobriety, an application and a few hour class to qualify. One night a month is all we are asking for
and you won’t be alone! It is very rewarding to give back in this way. The committee meets 2nd Saturday
at 10:00am at the Intergroup Office.
If interested please contact [email protected]
TREATMENT needs help carrying the message into the treatment facilities. The committee meets 2nd
Thursday at 6:40pm at the Easy Does It Club In the small room.
If interested please contact [email protected]
GRAPEVINE for info on how your group can set up a Grapevine and literature display for your meeting.
If interested please contact [email protected]
PI/CPC If you are interested in becoming an active member of the
PI/CPC Committee or are interested in information about what we do please
contact [email protected]
WEBSITE COMMITTEE meets 2nd Sat. of each month via email.
If interested please contact [email protected]
SPECIAL NEEDS COMMITTEE Anyone home bound and in need of information.
If interested please contact [email protected]
EVENTS COMMITTEE would like to invite all interested AA’s to attend our monthly meeting, which takes
place at the Intergroup Office every first Thursday of the month at 7pm. We are in constant need of
volunteers to help out with various events. This is an excellent way to do service and make new friends
in the process.
If interested please contact [email protected]
CURRENT PRACTICES Updates the Book of Motions and the Book of Current Practices annually.
Updates the Legacy of Service at the end of even numbered years.
If interested please contact [email protected]
FINANCE Compares expenditures to budget and/or prior year income and expenses. Reviews
unbudgeted requests for funds for Trusted Servants and Standing Committees. Receives requests for
funds at budget time. Prepares an annual budget. The Committee is guided by the Twelve Traditions and
the Book of Current Practices.
If interested please contact [email protected]
For additional or contact information on any of the above, please see the District 5 web site at
www.aadistrict5.org and click on “Committees”.
MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 5
HOW TO MAKE CHANGES
TO THE
WHERE AND WHEN
WHERE TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS
AND WEBSITES OF
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
DISTRICT
Website • http://aadistrict5.org/
Mail contribution to
District 5 General Service
P.O. Box 7356
North Port, FL 34290-0356
AREA 15
Website • http://area15aa.org/
Mail contribution to
Treasurer Area 15 Panel 65
PO Box 690275
Vero Beach FL 32969-0275
GENERAL SERVICE OFFICE
Website • http://www.aa.org/pages/en_US
Online contribution
https://ctb.aaws.org/Loginaspx?ReturnUrl=%2fDefault.aspx
INTERGROUP
Website • www.aalifeline.org
Mail contribution to
Intergroup Service Committee District 5
13325 Tamiami Trail
North Port, FL 34287
[email protected]
E-mail them to
[email protected]
Include the following information
City where the meeting is held
Time of the meeting
Name of the group
Type of meeting
Address meeting
Include your name and phone number
The most recent Where and When
is available online at
www.aalifeline.org
About Intergroup Service Committee
Intergroup is our local A.A. service office, established and
supported by District 5 A.A. groups and members, helps carry
the A.A. message within our district; it is a partnership of A.A.
groups just as an A.A. group is a partnership of individuals.
Intergroup maintains the 24-Hour Hotline (941-426-7723)
which makes A.A. available to anyone in the community who
may have a problem with alcohol. Intergroup service office
relies on A.A. group members for Twelfth-Step service work.
Service at an Intergroup office usually consists of answering
the Intergroup’s phones, arranging A.A. member Twelfth-Step
contacts for newcomers, helping callers to get to meetings and
organizing and distributing literature. Book Store hours are
9AM to 6PM, Monday through Friday.
If you would like to become involved with Intergroup,
call 941-426-7655 or attend a monthly business meetings at:
Intergroup Office
13325 Tamiami Trail, Unit A, North Port, FL 34287
The meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at
7:00PM. Intergroup Representatives, Alternates and other
interested A.A.’s are invited to attend.
Page 6 • MAY LIFELINE 2015
FROM THE OFFICE MANAGERS
Pamphlet of the Month:
Understanding Anonymity
Bill W. referred to anonymity as the greatest single protection the Fellowship has
to assure its continued existence and growth. This pamphlet not only addresses personal
anonymity, but anonymity at the public level as well. It also addresses anonymity in regard
to electronic media, in keeping with ever changing technology.
When you read this pamphlet, it will help you to see ways in which many of us
inadvertently break not only our own anonymity, but that of other members as well. It is
vital to maintain the strictest of anonymity in order to safeguard A.A. from harm. Also, and
more importantly, newcomers need to know that they are safe from public exposure when
they first enter the rooms.
In the FAQ section, GSO addresses anonymity on a public level, a personal level
and the internet. If you have not read Understanding Anonymity, please pick up a copy.
This pamphlet provides a great topic for discussion meetings and can help to clarify any
misconceptions individuals may have.
Sometimes QUICKLY Sometimes SLOWLY
MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 7
Delegates Report
Tuesday, May 19st, 2015 at 6:00 pm
North Port Community Church
3450 South Biscayne Drive, North Port, FL
National AA News
How your basket money
and Trusted Servants
carry the message
Food and Fellowship starts at 6:00. Please bring a
dish to share. Delegate’s Report will start at 6:30,
followed by a short District 5 business meeting.
“The most productive Conference sessions are of little value unless
area committees and groups back home hear about them. So the
delegate’s reporting job is as important as the program for the
Conference itself.” The A.A. Service Manual p. 58
For more info on how you
can get involved in 12th Step
Service Work, ask your GSR
or visit our website
www.aadistrict5.org
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H
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S
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O Saturday, June 13, 2015
1 PM to 4 PM
at the
Intergroup Office
13325 Tamiami Trail Unit A • North Port, FL 34287
A.A. History Trivia Contest!
Prize awarded to the winner of the contest
Started
in
1939
Intergroup will provide sandwiches, water and coffee.
Bring a side dish or dessert to share!
Come enjoy an afternoon of food, fun and fellowship!
MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 9
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 2015
2015 GROUP DONATIONS
Group
Venice
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Punta Gorda
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Englewood
Englewood
Venice
North Port
Boca Grande
Port Charlotte
Arcadia
North Port
Venice
Venice
North Port
North Port
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Venice
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Englewood
Englewood
Englewood
Punta Gorda
North Port
Port Charlotte
Venice
Punta Gorda
Venice
Punta Gorda
Venice
Ft. Ogden
Arcadia
Englewood
Englewood
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Punta Gorda
Arcadia
Port Charlotte
Venice
North Port
Englewood
Englewood
Punta Gorda
North Port
Port Charlotte
Arcadia
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Venice
Venice
Englewood
Venice
Port Charlotte
North Port
North Port
Englewood
11th Step Book Study Group
AA on the Bay
Another Chance Group
An Awakening Group
As U R
Attitude Adjuestment Group
Bare With Us Group
Big Book Beauties
Big Book Study
Blue’s Clues
Boca Grande Group
Borderline Big Book Study
Brown Baggers
Butterfly Group (Women)
Came to Believe
Can Do Group
Certain Steps
Common Bonds Group
Courage to Change
Daily Reprieve
Each Day A New Beginning
Easy Does It Group
Early Bird Group
Englewood 12 and 12 (Women)
Englewood Thursday Open Speakers Group
Englewood Thursday Night Beginners
Eye Openers (E)
Eye Openers (PG)
Fresh Start Group
Friday Nights Men’s Group
Friday Night Men’s Stag
Friday Recovery
Friday Womens' 12&12
Friend’s of AA
Friends of Bill W. Group
Ft. Ogden Group
G.I.R.L.S. Living Sober (Women)
Gratitude Group
Gulf Cove Open Door Meeting
Gulf Cove Step Meeting
Hanging Tough
Happy Hour Group
Hispano De Arcadia
Homeless Coalition
How it Works
I Am Responsible Group
Indian Mounds Group
Indian Mounds
Inner Peace Group
Into Action
It's in the Book
Just For Today
Keep it Simple Group
Lemon Bay Beginners Group
Living Sober 12 & 12 Group
Lunch Bunch
Men’s Beginners to Old Timer’s
Monday-Wednesday-Friday Beginners Group
Morning Makers
Morning Glory Group
New Beginnings Group
New Focus Group
Year To Date
$
$
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$
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$
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$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
544.25
300.00
90.00
30.00
50.00
65.00
25.00
550.00
30.00
96.00
400.00
150.00
678.15
60.00
70.00
80.00
50.00
30.00
50.00
260.00
360.00
145.28
450.00
100.00
500.00
452.00
320.00
-
Jan
Feb
Mar
$ 194.45 $ 157.39 $ 192.41
$ 300.00
$
50.00
$
25.00
$
$
90.00
$
30.00
65.00
$ 250.00 $ 300.00
$
30.00
$ 96.00
$ 400.00
$ 150.00
$ 149.05 $ 228.25 $ 300.85
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$
60.00
$
70.00
$
50.00
80.00
30.00
$
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$ 260.00
$ 360.00
$ 145.28
$ 500.00
$ 208.00
$ 150.00 $ 300.00
$ 100.00
$ 244.00
$ 320.00
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Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Page 10 • MAY LIFELINE 2015
Group
North Port
Nokomis
North Port
Punta Gorda
Punta Gorda
Punta Gorda
Port Charlotte
Venice
Venice
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Venice
Venice
Venice
Port Charlotte
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Venice
Englewood
Arcadia
Port Charlotte
Arcadia
Arcadia
Englewood
Venice
Punta Gorda
Englewood
Venice
Venice
North Port
Venice
Venice
Englewood
Port Charlotte
North Port
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Venice
Englewood
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Englewood
Punta Gorda
Nokomis
Venice
Venice
Englewood
Venice
Venice
North Port
Englewood
Venice
Port Charlotte
Venice
New Hope Group
Nitty Gritty Group
North Port Group
On Awakening Group
Open Minded Group
Peace River Group
Phoenix Group
Primary Purpose Group
Principles Over Personalities
PMS
Progress Group
Psychic Change
Rainbow Group (Gay)
Rebellious Dogs
Recovery
Reflections Group
Rolling in Sobriety Group
Sat. Evening Big Book
Saturday Morning Step Study
Saturday Women's (E)
Second Tradition Group
Serenity By The Sea
Serenity Group
Serenity Group Men's Meeting
Serenity on the Beach
Sisters in Sobriety
Sisters of Sobriety (SOS)
Step & Tradition Group
Step by Step
Steps to Sobritey
Stepping Stones
Sunday Friendship Group
Sunday Recovery Group
Sunset Group
Thursday Night Beginners
Thursday Step Group
Time Group
The 11th at 11
Tranquility on the Mound
Tuesday Night Step Group
Tuesday – Thursday Study Group
Tuesday Beginner’s Meeting
Tuesday Night Step & Ttadition Group
Tuesday Beginners Step Group
Turning Point Group
Twelve O’Clock High
Twilight Hour Group
Venice Big Book Study Group
W.A.C.C.O. Group
Wad’ya Mean By That?
Wednesday Men’s Stag
Wednesday Speakers Group
Who, Me? Group
W.I.N.G.S. (Women’s Group)
Venice Friday Night Women's Group
Women’s Big Book Study Group
You Are Not Alone Group
Totals
Year To Date
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$
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$
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Jan
Feb
Mar
229.83 $ 229.83
25.00
$ 25.00
50.00
$ 50.00
120.00
$ 120.00
250.00
$ 250.00
200.00
$ 200.00
40.00
$ 40.00
50.00
$ 50.00
270.49
$ 170.49 $ 100.00
142.10
$ 142.10
91.00 $ 41.00 $ 50.00
100.00
$ 100.00
50.00
$ 50.00
$ 90.00
75.00 $ 75.00
88.00
$ 88.00
72.00 $ 72.00
85.00
$ 85.00
28.00
$ 28.00
47.00
$ 47.00
20.00
$ 10.00 $ 10.00
50.00 $ 50.00
8,019.10 $ 3,615.61 $ 2,205.23 $ 2,288.26 $
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Apr
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May
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MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 11
Founder’s Day
Saturday
June 6, 2015
5 PM to 9 PM
Englewood United Methodist Church
700 E. Dearborn St. * Englewood, FL 34223
Harry G.
of
Fort Myers
ONLY $12.00 PER TICKET
Proceeds to beneit Intergroup Service Comnittee of the 5th District
PLEASE BUY TICKETS IN ADVANCE
Page 12 • MAY LIFELINE 2015
Take the bus to
Atlanta AA International Convention
July 2-5 2015
Sponsored by 2 AA members
Leaving Edgewarter Church parking lot at 7:00 am
July 2, 2015
at the corner of Cochran Blvd. and US 41
arriving Atlanta Airport at 5:00 pm
connecting with buses to all major hotels
Leaving Atlanta Airport at 4 pm
July 5, 2015
arriving Edgewarter Church at 2 AM
$85 round trip
all tickets are nonrefundable
only 55 seats
Contact James P.
941-740-0790
MAY LIFELINE 2015 • Page 13
THIS IS A LIST OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
THAT THE INTERGROUP OFFICE CARRIES
Some items may be out of stock but we will order them for you
Any item not on this list can be ordered from our regular suppliers
We carry Plastic Chips
24-hour and 1 through 11 Month Coins
We carry Bronze Coins 1 through 60 years
We carry Try Plate Coins 1 through 60 years
AA World Service Inc.
Alcoholics Anonymous 1st Edition
Alcoholics Anonymous 4th Edition
Alcoholics Anonymous Large Print
Alcoholics Anonymous Portable
Alcoholics Anonymous Pocket
12 and 12
12 and 12 Large Print
12 and 12 Softcover
12 and 12 Pocket Size
AA Comes of Age
Daily Reflections
Daily Reflections Large
As Bill Sees It
As Bill Sees It Large Print
As Bill Sees It Softcover
Came to Believe
Came to Believe Large Print
Living Sober
Living Sober Large Print
Dr. Bob and The Good Old-Timers
Pass It On
AA In Person
Experience, Strength, and Hope
Twelve Concepts of World Service
AA Service Manual/Wild Concepts
AService Manual Large Print
Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions and Serenity
Prayer, parchment
Steps and Traditions window shades
AA Fact File
Table Top Display 12 & 12
Anonymity Display Card
Spanish Big Book
Spanish 12&12
Spanish Daily Reflections
Spanish 12&12 Softcover
Spanish Big Book Large Print
Spanish 12 &12 Pocket Size
Spanish Daily Reflections Large Print
Spanish Big Book Softcover
Pamphlets and Wallets Cards
AA World Service Inc.
AA At A Glance
Information on AA
Self-Supporting
Where Do I Go From Here
Carrying the Message into Correctional Facilities
Your AA General Service Office
Your DCM AA World
The Primary Purpose Card
Corrections Correspondence
Self Supporting Card
Memo to an AA Group Treasurer
Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions, and Serenity
Prayer
Bill’s Last Message
Dr Bob’s Farewell Talk
I Am Responsible
Anonymity
This is AA
Frequently Asked Questions About AA
Page 14 • AMAY LIFELINE 2015
Is AA For You
oung People and AA
AA For The Woman
3 Talks to Medical Societies
The 12 Concepts Illustrated
Memo To An Inmate
How It works AA
The AA Member-Medication-Drugs
The Jack Alexander Article
Do You Think You’re Different
Questions and Answers on Sponsorship
The AA Group
The 12 Traditions How It Developed
Inside AA
GSR May be the Most Important Job
A Message for Correctional Professionals
AA for the Native North American
AA for the Older Alcoholic
AA as a Resource for Healthcare Professionals
A Newcomer Asks
Members of the Clergy Ask About AA
AA In Correctional Facilities
AA In Treatment Settings
12 Traditions Flyer 8.5X11
How AA Members Cooperate With Professionals
Is There An Alcoholic In Your Life
AA In The Community
AA and The Gay/Lesbian
It Sure Beats Sitting In A Cell
Let’s Be Friendly with Friends
Problems Other Than Alcohol
Is AA For Me
Too Young
What Happened to Joe
What Happened to Alice
Speaking at Non-AA Meetings
A Member’s-Eye View
A Brief Guide to AA
The 12 Traditions Illustrated
AA’s Legacy of Service
Circle of Love and Service
If You Are Professional-Works With You
Understanding Anonymity
2011 AA Membership Survey
Bridging The Gap
AA and the Armed Forces
AA and the Black and African-American
AA Grapevine Meeting in Print
The Co-Founder of AA
Is There an Alcoholic in the Workplace
Twelve Steps Illustrated
This Is AA Large Print
AA For The Alcoholic with Special Needs
Many Paths To Spirituality
This is AA
Frequently Asked Questions About AA
Is AA For You
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Memo To An Inmate
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Do You Think You’re Different
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The AA Group
AA for the Older Alcoholic
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I Am Responsible
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Voices of Long Term Sobriety
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