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By: Bill W. Our fellowship has been permitted to achieve–though still in miniature–the “one world” dream of philosophers. Ours is a world in which we can hotly differ, yet never think of schism or conflict as a solution. As a fellowship we ask nothing of wealth or power. As we better use the “language of … Read more
A rocky relationship in recovery I know what it is like to be a total failure as a father. On a cool November evening, I sat on a bench in a park near my house, trying to decide whether I wanted to live or die. My sixteen-year-old daughter rode up on her bicycle. “Dad, please … Read more
BY: RICK N. | DUBLIN, OHIO | November 2009 November, and colder weather, bring for me a time of being inside more often; inside my home as well as more introspection. I use a few simple tools of AA-such as prayer and meditation-to improve my conscious contact with God. My willingness counts as both an … Read more
Join us for our annual business meeting on Friday, October 30 at 11:00am. The meeting will be held online followed by our usual Friday meeting with Dan Mc. The connection info is the same as for our regular meetings and can be found here. Agenda Status – Return to St. Francis Treasurer’s Report 2020-2021 Donations … Read more
Sobriety fills the painful “hole in the soul” that my alcoholism created. Often I feel so physically well that I believe my work is done. However, joy is not just the absence of pain; it is the gift of continued spiritual awakening.