History of Singapore AA – Part One
On the official AA Timeline, in the year 1958, this entry appears: In this series of articles, the Daily Reprieve will share what we can find about the…
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Stories from Singapore AA’s Daily Reprieve — personal experience, strength, and hope.
On the official AA Timeline, in the year 1958, this entry appears: In this series of articles, the Daily Reprieve will share what we can find about the…
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Dick D., who regularly corresponds with G.S.O. New York, writes in March 1958 that the Singapore group, founded in 1957, now has 12 members and two likely prospects.…
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Wally P. is an archivist, historian and author who, for more than twenty-‐three years, has been studying the origins and growth of …
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The Singapore Intergroup is the Service office that has been established to carry out …
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A newcomer asked his sponsor about the difference between a non-‐alcoholic, a potential-‐alcoholic and the hopeless-‐alcoholic, explaining that he was confused by this terminology in the Big Book.…
If I had to explain to somewhat what alcoholism means to me today, I’d use the statement in the book, ‘a disease of the body, a problem of…
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Be thankful for every day. For it has a season, a reason and is always a blessing ~ Vicki Reece Let your dreams …
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Alcoholics Anonymous Singapore holds monthly events. Details in relation to these social events can be obtained by sending an email to sociaalcom@gmail.com. The next event will take…
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36th AA Round Up – Korea – First things First Seoul, Korea 22nd – 23rd May 2015 http://www.aainkorea.org/3events/3events.html Bali International Round Up -‐ The 4th Dimension Bali,…
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by Wally P. Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all. Made direct amends to such people wherever…
Amends: Steps Eight and Nine Read story →
Here are some thoughts on my experience in taking other men through the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous using the “Back to Basics” workshops structure. First of all,…
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It occurred to me as I was writing this on the computer that I never run out of pages to write on. Whenever I get to the end…
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Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. Many A.A. pioneers described Steps Ten, Eleven and Twelve as the Guidance Steps. In…
Guidance: Step Ten Read story →
The Singapore Intergroup is the Service office that has been established to carry out …
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Happy Holidays from the H & I, P.I. Committee! Below are some of the responsibilities of this committee, for your information. We will be actively looking for volunteers…
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A couple of months ago, a fellow sent me this list of 50 Life Lessons. The author, Regina Brett, has kindly given her permission to reprint in our…
Life Isn’t Tied with a Bow, but It’s Still a Gift Read story →
8,758 hours and counting ……. 365 days, I cannot quite believe it. It’s early but I can’t sleep, and I don’t want to waste a minute of this…
Life Lessons from Regina Brett Read story →
Journal Entry, October xx, 20xx “Sharing at a meeting is a service to others but also an important part of my own recovery. I was grateful …
The Easier Softer Way – Surrender and Humility Read story →
I have been plagued with horrible feelings of shame, condemnation and guilt when I think about the wreckage behind me. I have been hiding by trying not to…
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In this issue, we continue with Wally P’s “Back to Basics” articles on Steps 5, 6 and 7. Entitled “Back to the Basics of Recovery,” this is the…
Letter from the Editor Read story →
by Wally P. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs. In a previous article, I…
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Hello my name is Phil and I’m an alcoholic from Newcastle in England. I have recently been on holiday in Singapore with my family visiting my wife’s sister.…
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Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings. Some A.A. pioneers refer to Steps Six and Seven…
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It’s still early days for me and I still don’t have a name for you or quite understand who you are or why you have been there all…
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The Singapore Integroup is the Service office that has been established to carry out …
Singapore Intergroup News – August 2014 Update Read story →
• Updated A.A. Telephone Service Rota issued for 16/17 Aug 2014 to 06/07 Dec 2014 • Emails to A.A. Help (help@Singaporeaa.org) -‐ sporadic emails received from general public.…
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• Out of town speakers confirmed • Still need location for Fri. Jan. 30 18:00 until 23:00, Sat. 31 9:00 until 18:00 and Sun. Feb. 1 9:00 until…
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While it sleeps I’m up all night Can’t seem to find a way to make it right… The sun, I know, will rise again To start…
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Greetings from the Hospitals & Institutions/Public Information Committee! Here is a short update to let you know…
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And It’s just me. Me you don’t want to see Just me. No friends no peace no way out Absent from life. My job my life my joy…
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