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Amsterdam, 2025 Turning control over to a higher power can seem daunting. In this personal account, a fellow reflects on her struggle with the Third Step of Alcoholics Anonymous —
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Amsterdam, 2025 Turning control over to a higher power can seem daunting. In this personal account, a fellow reflects on her struggle with the Third Step of Alcoholics Anonymous —
The General Service Board (GSB), the full title of which is “The General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous (Great Britain) Limited”, consists of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic members. The Board
Riga, Latvia, 2018 The process of the 12 Steps requires unlearning deeply held beliefs. In this article, a fellow explores how letting go of rigid assumptions—especially about faith and personal
Vallée de Joux, Switzerland, 2025 In these three personal accounts, three fellows reflect on their journeys of confronting alcoholism and embracing the first step of Alcoholics Anonymous: admitting powerlessness
Costa del Sol, Spain, 2024 In this report, Chris shares his experience of taking on the role of chairman for the Costa Del Sol convention, highlighting the transformative power of
Prague, Czech Republic, 2024 The twelfth tradition of Alcoholics Anonymous emphasizes the principle of anonymity as a foundation for personal humility and collective unity. This month, a member remembers how
To help you decide whether you might have a problem with drinking, we’ve prepared these 12 questions.
Step Ten and Step Eleven sit side by side, one asking me to stay honest about my actions and the other asking me to stay connected to a power
CER Assembly Meeting: December 8th, 2024 The quarterly CER Assembly meeting will be held online via Zoom on Sunday, December 8th 2024. The full agenda can be downloaded here. All
Germany, 2025 Step Nine is where willingness turns into action. Having seen the nature of our wrongs in Step Four, admitted them in Step Five, and become willing to make
Italy, 2024 Two members of Alcoholics Anonymous share their experiences with Step Eight, the process of listing those they have harmed and becoming willing to make amends. From methodical inventories
Grisons, Switzerland, 2025 This article reflects on Steps Six and Seven of the 12 Steps, exploring the willingness to let go of character defects and the humility to ask for