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Unity Is Our Aim
Unity is Our Aim An Essay by Bill W. November 1948 One may say that anonymity is the spiritual base, the sure key to all the rest of our Traditions. It has come to stand for prudence, and most importantly, for self-effacement. True consideration for
NOCCO Board of Directors Nominations
NOCCO’s Service Board shall govern as directed by the membership of the Society, in accordance with the laws of the State of California, the By-Laws, the guidance of the 12 Traditions of A.A. under General Service practices. Any member of Alcoholics Anonymous, who, at the
On Adolescence Avenue
Getting sober gave him the chance to mature emotionally BY: WILLIAM G. | EL CAJON, CALIFORNIA Wouldn’t it be great if emotional sobriety came with physical sobriety? Sort of package deal, a twofer—If you have one you get the other, no extra work, no sweat.
Dry and on Fire
Not drinking wasn’t enough. Getting a sponsor made his program really take off BY: JERRY E. | NAPLES, FLORIDA I took what I hope is to be my last drink on the fifth anniversary of my young wife’s death, in the early morning hours of
Wreckage of the Past
Beautiful things happen when a newcomer gets honest on her one-year anniversary BY: CAROLYN A. | WELLAND, ONTARIO I was 12 years old when my parents separated. I lived with my mom for a couple of years but asked to move in with my dad
Why I Threw the Pie
A Fourth Step list reveals reasons for past bad behavior BY: CAROL K. | SARASOTA, FLA. FROM the day I attended my first AA meeting I knew that the key to my survival was that I had to change, both attitudes and actions. My original
Another Fragment of History: Sister Ignatia and Dr. Bob
An Essay by Bill W. February, 1954 It was December 13, 1953. The occasion was the first anniversary of the opening of Rosary Hall, the newly remodeled alcoholic ward at Cleveland’s famed St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital. It had been a great AA meeting. The small
The Third Step: Making the Decision and Being Willing
If you have been working your 12-Step program and actively attending meetings for any considerable length of time, you understand that each step revolves around a powerful theme or concept. While every step that is worked is important, the first three steps of Alcoholics Anonymous are
Speaker Meetings
Fullerton Speaker MeetingSundays @ 10:30amZoom: 478 028 625 | No Password 03/07/21: Pamela W from Las Vegas03/14/21: Philo from L.A. La Habra Speaker MeetingFridays @ 8:00pmZoom: 340 093 261 | Password: bigbook 03/05/21: Sharon B of La Habra03/12/21: Cate C of Fullerton03/19/21: Michael M of Brea03/26/21: