May 17, 2026 – Big Book Comes Alive (Week 11) | “Bill’s Story” (pp. 4:1–6:1)
Howard E. reads and presents from “Bill’s Story” (pp. 4:1–6:1) from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous as part of the Big Book Comes Alive series (Week 11). This session explores key passages, offering insight, experience, and practical application.
An inspiring look at Bill W.’s journey from hopelessness to recovery, and the experiences that helped shape the foundation of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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My brother in law and my Mother
May 3, 2026 – Big Book Comes Alive (Week 10) | “Bill’s Story” (pp. 1–4:1)
Howard E. reads and presents from “Bill’s Story” (pp. 1–4:1) from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous as part of the Big Book Comes Alive series (Week 10). This session explores key passages, offering insight, experience, and practical application.
An inspiring look at Bill W.’s journey from hopelessness to recovery, and the experiences that helped shape the foundation of Alcoholics Anonymous.
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My brother in law and my Mother
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle newspaper
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Lois driving Bill on a Harley SUICIDE SHIFTER
Apr 28, 2026 – BBCA Traditions Workshop | “Anvils of Experience” (Week 17)
This BBCA Traditions Workshop session explores “Anvils of Experience” (Week 17, Tradition 12), led by Bob M. The workshop focuses on the Twelve Traditions and their practical application within the fellowship and everyday life.
A thoughtful and experience-based look at how the Traditions were shaped—and how they continue to guide recovery and unity today.
Apr 27, 2026 – BBCA Deep Dive | “The Doctor’s Opinion” (pp. xxvii:1–end) w/ Bruce B.
Bruce B. reads and presents from “The Doctor’s Opinion” (pp. xxvii:1–end) from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous as part of the BBCA Deep Dive series. This session explores key passages, offering insight, experience, and practical application.
A foundational look at the medical perspective on alcoholism and its role in understanding recovery.
