Stick with the Winners! How to Conduct More Effective 12-Step Recovery Meetings Using Conference-Approved Literature

Stick with the Winners! How to Conduct More Effective 12-Step Recovery Meetings Using Conference-Approved Literature: A Dick B. Guide for Christian Leaders and Workers in the Recovery Arena by Dick B. and Ken B. (Paradise Research Publications, Inc., 2012) shows step-by-step how to establish or modify A.A. meetings or Christian Recovery meetings so that they can include information on the roles played by God, His Son Jesus Christ, and the Bible in early A.A.'s astonishing success. It answers such questions as: (1) "How can we conduct 12-Step meetings that both honor A.A.'s existing Traditions, Steps, and techniques, and at the same time allow us to talk about Jesus and the Bible?" (2) "What do we do when someone says, 'No, you can't talk about Jesus or the Bible at an A.A. meeting'?" (3) "How can we organize, list, and hold an A.A. meeting which conducts studies of A.A. history, the Christian origins of A.A., the early or "old-school" program of Akron A.A., and the foundational tools of present-day Twelve Step Fellowships?" (4) "Is there a way that our 12-Step group can persuade the hordes of newcomers that it is important for them to know and try to apply today the principles and practices of First Century Christianity described in the Book of Acts that were used by the early A.A. 'Christian fellowship' in Akron?" Stick with the Winners! points out that the answers to questions like those above are very simple. First, fully acquaint yourself with the A.A. General Service Conference-approved literature that actually tells about and endorses "old-school" A.A., such as The Co-Founders of Alcoholics Anonymous pamphlet (Item # P-53) and DR. BOB and the Good Oldtimers. Second, share with others the informative statements about early A.A. that are already in print and…