Alcoholics Anonymous
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A.A. In The Time of Coronavirus – A Questionnaire
As an archivist our responsibility is to the ‘collecting, preserving and sharing the rich heritage of our fellowship.’ In the 85 years of A.A fellowship there has not been a more direct challenge to the essence of our program; one alcoholic talking to another alcoholic, as we face today. In spite of this, A.A.’s around the globe have been innovating and creating ways to keep this vital communication alive. From these challenging times there are now stories to tell. Stories of inspiration, doubt, hope, sorrow, and joy.
To that end this questionnaire has been created to give members an opportunity to express their thoughts, reflections, and feelings about the challenging times we are beginning to emerge from.
This is an opportunity to add your voice to the history of A.A. In the Time of Coronavirus.
In Trust and Service,
Gerry W
Archives Chair; District 4-Area 09
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A.A. concentrates on helping those who are already alcoholics, so that they can stop drinking and learn how to live a normal, happy life without alcohol.
- A Brief Guide to Alcoholics Anonymous (available with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.)
Questions about Alcoholics Anonymous
We do not like to pronounce any individual as an Alcoholic, but you can quickly diagnose yourself, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ch 3.
- Is AA for You? (available with permission of A.A. World Services, Inc.)
