December 11, 1934, remains one of the important dates in A.A. history—the day Bill W. guzzled his last drink en route to Towns Hospital. But the events leading up to this fortunate event also provide important reflection. On a “bleak day in November” (p. 8) Ebby T. carried his Oxford Group message of sobriety to
THE SUBMARINE Silent, watchful -all eyes onGuard for perilA submarine on the surfaceOf a dark uncharted seaA single door open for refreshing air Slowly, aimless constant drivingA destination unseenA home forgottenAlone, furtive and evasiveAlert for dangers unknown An alarm sounds-The steel door slamsWith echoing reverberationsAnd silently, once again I quietly sink beneath the wavesInto The
The website has been updated with a new system to make the schedule easier to maintain and read. We have also reconnected to the Meeting Guide app and all info is current again. If your group is not meeting, or if you have switched to online meetings, please let us know using the form on
The message Central Office has been conveying for about a year is that we have surplus funds. We wanted groups to reconsider how they donated their money based on us having funds in excess of our prudent reserve. Central Office no longer has monies in excess of our prudent reserve. In June 2019, Central Office
You may have noticed changes. Not so subtle ones. You’re not imagining it. The Central Office of Salt Lake is getting a fresh new look. The old look was nice, and over its 3 year run we received lots of very flattering comments which were greatly appreciated. One glaring flaw, though, was the mobile device