History of Alcoholics Anonymous, 2005 Radio Series

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History of Alcoholics Anonymous, 2005 Radio Series

By Dick B.
© 2014 Anonymous. All rights reserved

http://www.recoverybroadcasting.com/dickb/archives.html



Number One
Dick B.’s A.A., Recovery and History Series

The Bible (called “Good Book”)

The Basic A.A. Ideas Came from the Teachings, Study, and Efforts in the Bible: 1935-1938.

Go to http://www.recoverybroadcasting.com/dickb/archives.html.

Hear “the Bible and Alcoholics Anonymous.” Then see www.dickb.com/goodbook.shtml.

Hear “Studying A.A. History.” Then see http://www.dickb.com/earlyaaroots.shtml.

Hear “A.A. Successes.” Then see www.dickb.com/Turning.shtml

Hear “The James Club.” Then see www.dickb.com/JamesClub.shtml



Number Two
Dick B.’s A.A., Recovery and History Series

The Ideas from Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker (“co-founder” of A.A.) and
the 28 principles of “A First Century Christian Fellowship”
(Later Called “the Oxford Group”) That Influenced A.A.

Go to http://www.recoverybroadcasting.com/dickb/archives.html to hear these 11 radio shows.

Hear the role of Reverend Samuel M. Shoemaker, Jr.—the man Bill W. asked to write the 12 Steps, and later named a “co-founder” of Alcoholics Anonymous: four (4) parts. Then see Dick B., New Light on Alcoholism: God, Sam Shoemaker, and A.A.: www.dickb.com/newlight.shtml.

Hear the 28 ideas from “A First Century Christian Fellowship” (later called the “Oxford Group”): seven (7) parts. Then see Dick B., The Oxford Group & Alcoholics Anonymous: A Design for Living That Works: seven (7) parts: www.dickb.com/Oxford.shtml.



Number Three
Dick B.’s A.A., Recovery and History Series

Alcoholics Were Cured; and
Bible Study, Prayer, and Quiet Time Were “Musts”

Go to http://www.recoverybroadcasting.com/dickb/archives.html.

Hear “Alcoholism, Alcoholics Anonymous and Cures.” (Early Akron A.A. “Christian fellowship” members were cured of alcoholism, and said so.) Then see Dick B., Cured!: Proven Help for Alcoholics and Addicts: www.dickb.com/cured.shtml.

Hear “the A.A. Meditation” series. (Quiet Time was a “must” in the early Akron A.A. “Christian fellowship.”) Then see Dick B., The Akron Genesis of Alcoholics Anonymous. www.dickb.com/Akron.shtml

Hear about “Bible Study, Prayer, and Meditation.” (These were also “musts” in the early Akron A.A. “Christian fellowship.”) Then see Dick B., Good Morning!: Quiet Time, Morning Watch, Meditation, and Early A.A. www.dickb.com/goodmorn.shtml

More to come!

Gloria Deo