4th
Step Workshop http://www.4thstepworkshop.info/
"Made a
searching & moral inventory of ourselves"
- An In Depth Big Book Study Of Our 4th Step.
This site is totally dedicated to the workings
of the 4th step. -In 1983 in North Vancouver,
British Columbia, a few AA members started
a group to study how the Big Book was telling
us to take the 4th Step. Later other groups
invited our members to come and put on a 4th
Step Workshop for their members. The group
continues today as a moving workshop with
members in cities and towns in southwestern
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AAstuff.com http://aastuff.com/
Alcoholics Anonymous,
Oxford Groups and more. Ideal for the Archivist,
collector and those just plain interested
in the roots of the 12 step movements. AAstuff.com
also has a search engine that searches many
AA related sites at once at the click of a
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The
Road of Happy Destiny http://theroadofhappydestiny.blogspot.com/
Here on the
Road of Happy Destiny, you will find bits
on the history of Alcoholics Anonymous,
speaker tapes from modern speakers to Dr.
Bob, historical information on the Big Book,
jokes in keeping with rule 62, and much
more! "...and you will surely meet
some of us as you trudge the Road of Happy
Destiny" (Page 164 of Alcoholics Anonymous)
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The
Orange Papers http://www.orange-papers.org/
One Man's Analysis
of Alcoholics Anonymous - An Online Book by
"Orange" |
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XA
Speakers http://www.xa-speakers.org/
The Lights are
on! Thousands of speakers in mp3 format. |
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Recovery
Speakers http://recoveryspeakers.org/
Thousands of
speakers in mp3 format. Speakers, Work Shops
. . . etc . . .ect . . . in mp3 format. |
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Recovery
Broadcast Network http://www.recoverybroadcastnetwork.net/
100's of FREE
audio and video addiction recovery resources.
Free Alcoholics Anonymous seminars, AA Speaker
Meetings and Relapse Prevention material. |
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Hindsfoot
Foundation http://hindsfoot.org/
A not-for-profit
organization founded in 1993 for the publication
of materials on the history and theory of
alcoholism treatment and the moral and spiritual
dimensions of recovery. |
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The
West Baltimore Group http://a-1associates.com/aa/
This page is
brought to you by the West Baltimore Group
of Alcoholics Anonymous. We do recovery the
"old fashioned way." This group
was started on May 9, 1947 and was one of
the first Baltimore Neighborhood Groups in
the City. It started in a local man's home.
His name was Charlie Chrest and he lived on
Mallow Hill Road in what was then Postal Zone
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