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  Agnostics and Atheists in early A.A.:  
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  You might want to bookmark this link to a Big Book concordance to look up terms used in our basic text: 
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 Thoughts for the week:  April 25  NECESSITY FOR SELF-CONTROL
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 Saturday speaker link:
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  Throwback Thursday history link:
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 From Oneness by Jeffrey Moses:
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 Thoughts for the week: April 19  THE SHINING LIGHT 
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 The Upper Room, a Methodist publication, was very popular among early A.A.'s. Here is some background on this highly influential material:
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  In the 1940's, Akron AA published five pamphlets under Dr. Bob's supervision. They show how A.A.'s first group viewed the program of action shortly after the Big Book was published.
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 April 11  LOOSEN UP! 
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 Saturday Speaker link:
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 Throwback Thursday means another history post! 
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 The Golden Rule
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 April 4  PEACE OF SOUL 
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AA Book Club's speake r link for the week:
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 As we all know, A.A. partially grew out of the Oxford Group, a Christian movement which sometimes worked with alcoholics. But before the Oxford Group, there was the Emmanuel Movement based in Boston, Massachusetts. Two members in particular helped shape A.A.:
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