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The document is the September 2010 issue of the Orange County Lifeline, detailing the structure and activities of the Orange County Intergroup Association of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.). It includes information about committee chairs, office hours, meeting schedules, contributions, and events. The publication aims to inform A.A. members about services, events, and recovery experiences while encouraging participation in meetings and volunteer opportunities.

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Who started AA in India?

Steps and Twelve Traditions in 1953. bill W., who along with Dr. bob S. founded Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935, wrote the book to share 18 years of collective experience within the Fellowship on how A.A. members recover, and how our society functions.

Who started AA?

AA dates its founding to Bill Wilsons (Bill W.) and Bob Smiths (Dr. Bob) first commiseration alcoholic-to-alcoholic in 1935.

Who are the fathers of AA?

I pray to be able to transform what Ive learned into a real benefit in my personal A.A. life. A.A. in India was introduced by Harry M., a traveler who found sobriety in New Delhi and then moved to Mumbai (formerly called Bombay), where A.A. was founded.

Who wrote the AA 12 and 12?

Bill W. Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions / Author

Who is the founder of AA?

AA dates its founding to Bill Wilsons (Bill W.) and Bob Smiths (Dr. Bob) first commiseration alcoholic-to-alcoholic in 1935. Having met through AAs immediate precursor the Christian revivalist Oxford Group, they and other alcoholics helped each other there until forming what became AA.

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