You Can’t See Until You Can See Chuck and Elsa Chamberlin This is a wonderful recording of Chuck C. and his wife, Elsa, in which they describe spirituality and it’s importance in their relationship.
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Spiritual Life is Not a Theory Sandy Beach from Tampa, FL Sandy discusses what it means to live life on a spiritual basis and how our thoughts and actions play a vital role in our spirit waking up.
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Stateline Retreat Steps 10 and 11 Sandy Beach from Tampa, FL | 12/2006 Sandy uses his personal experience to discuss the mechanics of working the 10th and 11th steps.
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Laity Lodge Bob White from Texas | 2/12/2984 Bob White shares his experience, strength and hope.
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Founders Day Celebration | Akron, Oh Ed Mutum from Davenport, Ia | 2008 Ed Mutum gives an amazing talk about forgiveness and healing in recovery. This talk will bring you to tears.
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Speaking at Long Beach, CA Bill Wilson and Dr. Harry Tiebout | 1960 Wonderful historical significance in these two talks. Bill discusses the early days and the program while Dr. Tiebout discusses the reconstruction of the ego and the role it plays leading alcoholics and addicts back to alcohol and drugs.
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Franklin Williams – 1990 – Speaking at GA State Convention at Jekyll Island Franklin gives a kind-hearted talk about his personal adventures before and after sobriety. His message is simple but it has immense depth and weight.
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Gary B. – 08/2004 – Speaking at 6th Annual Fellowship of the Spirit – Queens, NY Gary discusses his experience recovering from alcoholism, the importance of working the steps and practicing spiritual principles in everyday living. The steps are the principles.
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Hugh Douglas – 1990 – Speaking in Calgary, Alberta, Canada Hugh D. does a wonderful job of painting an accurate image of what the life of an alcoholic looks like before and after recovery.
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Jack Brennan – Shenorock, NY- Speaking on How It Works Jack Brennan describes the core of the spiritual program of action which includes working steps four through nine. Through this process we are able to face and rid ourselves of the things that have been blocking us from ourselves, others and a God of our understanding.
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