GO
BACK
|
The History of Alcoholics Anonymous
Historical writings, documents, letters, events, people, places and references through-out the history of A.A.
Silkworth.net
has neither been approved or endorsed by and is not affiliated
with Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. or any
service entity of A.A.W.S., Inc. The Circle/Triangle
logo is no longer in use by A.A.W.S., Inc.
________________________
Al-Anon
members & writings of: Lois W.
Lois
W.: Bill W.'s Wife - "I believe that people
are good if you give them half a chance and that good
is more powerful than evil. The world seems to me excruciatingly,
almost painfully beautiful at times, and the goodness
and kindness of people often exceed that which even
I expect." -Lois W.
¬Printer
friendly version
Bill's
Wife Remembers When He and She and the First A.A.'s
Were Very Young -"As the wife of an
early A.A., some of our experiences and my reactions
to my husband’s changed life may be interesting
to other wives." -Lois W., Christmas 1944
¬Printer
friendly version
...it
might have been the time... -"I too
needed spiritual development" -by Lois W., February
1950
¬Printer
friendly version
How
One AA Wife Lives the 12 Steps -Lois W.,
AA’s "first lady" as the non-alcoholic
wife of Bill, the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous,
tells the story of her own adventure in growth applying
A.A. principles to her own life. -August 1953
¬Printer
friendly version
In
AA's First Five Years -Lois W., wife of
AA’s co-founder, Bill W., recalls the time in AA
when there were few members and no Big Book. -January
1967
¬Printer
friendly version
Pre-A.A. | A.A. History - General | Research & Study | Dr. William D. Silkworth | A.A. Members & Writings of | Literature - AA & Groups | Grapevine Articles | PDF Project | Magazine & Newspaper Articles | Religious Magazine Articles | Growth of A.A. | The Washingtonians | The Emmanuel Movement | Related & Influential Books | News Articles | Past, Present
GO
BACK
