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01-098 The Spirituality Of Twelve Step Programs, By Judi Bailey. St. Anthony Messenger, Vol. 99, No.4, September, 1991

01-097 The Hidden Gospel Of The Twelve Steps, By Tim Stafford. Christianity Today, July 22, 1991

01-096 Groups Like Alcoholics Anonymous Provide The Mainline Churches With An Example Of Bringing Together People From All Walks Of Life., By Rev. Barry Morris. The United Church Observer, Vol. 54(11):2+, May, 1991

01-095 Father Ed And A.A.’s Bill W., By Robert Fitzgerald, S.J., Catholic Digest, Vol. 55: 103-106, April, 1991

01-094 A.A. And Preaching: Telling Your Story, By Edward Sellner. Modern Liturgy, Volume 18, No. 2, March 1991

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