By Jude Core I’d like to let you all know that we have a fully formed agnostic AA group that meets every week on Sundays in South West London. It has been an interesting journey for me. I started out in Putney & Chelsea about 12 years ago and moved to … Continue reading
By Jean S. This book offers a way forward for the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. The unstated goal of The Little Book is to widen the gateway of AA so that all who suffer might pass through, regardless of belief or lack of belief. The book presents the 12 Step program … Continue reading
By Neil F. On the 13th of April 1986, during a drive from Montreal to Toronto, I broke into a cold sweat and started shaking. I felt like I was losing control of my mind and my body. It was all I could do to resist the temptation to curl up into … Continue reading
By Frank M. Procrustes: a mythical host who stretched or cut his guests to fit his “magical” bed, often killing them in the process. I should probably start by explaining that I have no problem with the use of the word “God” in AA literature. It’s the correct word for … Continue reading
The AA Grapevine, in its January 2010 issue, published this article by Greg H., from San Diego, California. One Size does not fit all for this atheist in recovery This atheist “walked into our midst,” and stayed. At the age of 52, I attended my very first AA meeting on … Continue reading