Daily Reprieve · February 2016

Letter from the Editor

Dear Friends, This edition is packed with local content including Lesson on Humility, Spiritual Awakening, Its All OK, Recovery – My First Year, Coping with Change, Who Sneaks in When you Leave the Door Open, He is a Free Man…. . Thank you to all those who have contributed, either by submitting an article or sending through content. Without these contributions, the Newsletter would not be possible. I would like to take this opportunity to urge all members to get pen to paper and send in articles for the Newsletter. It does not have to be long, but anything that you can send in will be appreciated and is considered a great service. We are including some further suggestions which we hope will get you thinking and writing:

A “Spiritual Experience” Acceptance is the Answer Willingness, Honesty and Open-mindedness Practicing these Principles in all our affairs Daily Inventory

Please send us feedback and any suggestions for further topics. This is your Newsletter so we are always enthusiastic for ideas and ways to improve. Thank you for all the assistance in the editing, Ann Y. Next edition we will continue with our feature “History of AA in Singapore” series, where Members share about the early years in of the Singapore Fellowship. We are always looking for volunteers so if you are interested in being part of this feature please do let us know. The HIPI Committee is looking for volunteers and has a number of service positions available. Details in relation to these are included in the Newsletter below. The HIPI Committee is A.A. Singapore’s way of reaching out and cooperating with our community and you can contact the Committee on The Round Up is taking place this weekend and we hope to see you all there. A big Thank You again to the Events Committee for making this possible. Wishing you all a prosperous and Happy year of the Monkey. Michelle K Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in articles submitted to the Daily Reprieve are those of the do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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