Books written by Dick B.
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The First Nationwide Alcoholics Anonymous History Conference: The Comments of Dick B.
What Dr. Carl Jung seems to have introduced into Bill Wilson's recovery thinking Rowland Hazard's spiritual experience , better known as a religious conversion : According to Bill Wilson's early writings I found in Stepping Stones ...
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Anne Smith's Journal, 1933-1939: A.A.'s Principles of Success
30 [ Bill Wilson : ) Bob and Anne and Henrietta ( Seiberling ) have been working so hard with those men and with really wonderful success . . . . Anne and Bob and Henrietta have done a great job . 31 [ Bill Wilson : ) .
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Dr. Bob and His Library: A Major A.A. Spiritual Source
Bill Wilson apparently never mentioned E . Stanley Jones ; yet a copy of Jones ' s Along the Indian Road is among the few A . A . source books at Bill Wilson ' s home at Stepping Stones . 148 Glenn Clark frequently mentioned Jones .
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The James Club and the Original A.A. Program's Absolute Essentials
This book takes you through the three Bible segments, relates them to the A.A. program, and enables application the way the founders did.
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By the Power of God: A Guide to Early A.A. Groups & Forming Similar Groups Today
This book provides the details of the early program and how and why AAs and 12 Steppers can use the same program today in groups and meetings of their own choosing
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A New Way Out: New Path-- Familiar Road Signs-- Our Creator's Guidance
New York , and Thacher there “ got religion , ” was converted , and sought out his old school - mate and alcoholic friend , Bill Wilson . Thacher convinced young Bill that God had done for him , in relieving him of alcoholism , what he ...
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That Amazing Grace: The Role of Clarence and Grace S. in Alcoholics Anonymous
She became very close to Dr. Bob and Anne Smith , and also to Bill Wilson . But her former status as the head of the household led , Clarence said , to the end of their marriage . Dorothy had been a very capable manager of an employment ...
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Hope!: The Story of Geraldine D., Alina Lodge & Recovery
This is the story of A.A. oldtimer Gerry D.--a friend of Bill and Lois Wilson and Dr. Bob--who remained sober 50 years and died at 90 years of age. She founded the highly successful and famous Alina Lodge in New Jersey.
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Hope!: The Story of Geraldine Owen Delaney, Alina Lodge & Recovery
and a changed life for those “ reluctant to recover ” who complete its program . ... were her good friends ; and Geraldine Delaney was one of the earliest A.A. women in the State of New Jersey ( See Women Pioneers In 12 Step Recovery .
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The Good Book and the Big Book: A.A.'s Roots in the Bible
Each year of continued research has unearthed more and more facts about early AA. and the Bible. And the facts begin with this Good Book work.
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A New Way in: Reaching the Heart of a Child of God in Recovery with His Own, Powerful, Historical Roots
... Army with its 10,000 centers , various kinds of ministries carried on by 5,200 officers and 32,000 workers , the 45 Part 4 Part 4: For Facts about Why Early A A Succeeded, Look The Successful Power Houses That Preceded and Influenced.