AA and the Navy
<p>As we honor our veterans this weekend, we look back at a story of A.A.’s beginnings of service to military personnel. </p>
Bill W 1960 GSC On Communication
This month, as the 2021 General Service Conference has wrapped up and delegates begin their share backs. . . as we turn another corner on the road to post-pandemic life. . . we look back to the 1960 GSC talk by Bill W., ‘On Communication’ as he speaks about AA in an era of change. He believed that A.A., on its […]
The Grog Shop
This month, and this is not an April fool’s joke, I thought we might indulge in a moment of levity. This selection comes to us courtesy of an anti-temperance almanac from 1831.
AA in Long Beach, The First Known Newspaper Story
This month we take a look back at the first known newspaper story about AA in Long Beach.
In Memoriam — Those Who Have Passed On in 2020
As we look back at the year 2020 – we take a moment to remember some of the remarkable people who graced our lives and the AA community. In particular, Mark J., the archivist prior to me, whose invention of the ‘Archives Monthly Mailing’ is a gift to all of us; keeping the archives fresh and relevant. May their memories […]
In Memoriam – To Everything
As we enter this season of reflection, I’d like to dedicate next months’ archives posting to ‘In Memorium.’ If there is someone you’d like to post of memory of, please send your remembrance to me and I will post it next month. It’s been a long and difficult year and a moment to celebrate those who have made our lives […]