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01-093 What Alcoholics Anonymous Can Teach Us About Reconcilliation, By Edward C. Sellner. Worship, Vol. 64: 331-348, June, 1990

01-092 “Do You Want To Get Well?”, By Mary Snow. Daughters Of Sarah, Vol. 18: 21, Jan., Feb., 1990

01-091 My Name Is Bill H. And I Am A Member Of The CIA. The Critic, Vol. 43, No. 3, Spring, 1989

01-090 Twelve Steps For Women Alcoholics, By Gail Unterberger. The Christian Century, December 6, 1989

01-089 Alcoholic Priests: Are They Effective Pastors?, By Steven L. Berg. The Priest, August, 1989

01-088 What Must I Believe To Recover? The Spirituality Of Twelve Step Programs., By Michael Wyatt. Quarterly Review, Vol. 9(4): 28-47, 1989

01-087 The Drunk Who Helped Millions Get Sober, By Michael O’Connell-Cahill, U.S. Catholic, Vol. 54: 10-12, 1989

01-086 Spirituality And The A.A. Movement, By Most Rev. Colin Campbell. The Priest, Vol. 44: 12-14, December, 1988

01-085 Public Language, Public Confession; Critical Language Analysis Of Conversion And The History Of Alcoholics Anonymous, By Jeffrey L. Bullock. The St. Luke’s J. Of Theology, March, 1988

01-084 The Success Of Alcoholics Anonymous: Locus Of Control And God’s General Revelation, By Laird P. Bridgman And William M. McQueen, Jr. Journal Of Psychology And Theology, Vol. 15 (2), 124-131, 1987