Weekly Digest

The Secular Big Book Study Meeting discussed the importance of group unity and the interdependence of individual recovery and the survival of the fellowship. They emphasized the need to silence personal desires and ambitions for the greater good of the group, drawing inspiration from the experiences of others. The group highlighted the importance of common welfare in transcending challenges and sought principles to sustain the group, using the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous as a guide for unity and strength. 

As Written In The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, Feb 7, 2024 Nathan H.

Marsha - Secular discussion on Step 2 of Alcholics Anonymous.

Secular discussion of the book Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions of Alcholics Anonymous.

Bri Jet of Tus Nua leads a secular discussion on The Big Book chapter To Employers.

Doug of Omagod.org leads a secular discussion on The Family Afterward in the Big Book of AA

Abby A leads a secular discussion on the Chapter To Wives in The Big Book

Nathan H of ReasonAndRecovery.org leads a secular discussion on the chapter Working With Others in the AA Big Book.

John C leads a secular discussion on the chapter How It Works in The Big Book.

Nathan H of ReasonAndRecovery.org leads a secular discusson on the chapter We Agnostics in The Big Book.

Marsha F (Toronto) leads a secular discussion on the chapter More About Alcohlism in The Big Book.

Nathan H of ReasonAndRecovery.org leads a secular discussion on the chapter There Is  A Solution in The Big Book.

Michael R leads a secular discussion on the chapter Bills Story in The Big Book of AA.

Doc of Omagod.org leads a secular discussion on the chapter The Doctors Opinion.

Mike leads a secular discussion on the forwards to the 3rd & 4th edition of The Big Book.

Ann N leads a secular discussion introducing The Big Book of AA

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