Show Notes
At times during AA meetings, or when listening to certain speakers, you might hear references to the “spiritual side” of the AA program. In this talk, Sandy Beach reminds us that the entire AA program is spiritual—deep, powerful, and transformative. Through it, we learn to overcome obstacles, both great and small, and to live in the world with peace and serenity. AA helps us face challenges, celebrate victories, and carry a message of hope to those still suffering. The whole program is an act of spiritual living! There’s truly no one better to speak on this subject than Sandy, who shares these insights with exceptional eloquence and heart. To learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous, visit www.aa.org — the official AA website. Please note that we are not affiliated with AA or any other Twelve Step program. Our goal is simply to share hope with anyone struggling with alcoholism or addiction. ========== For more information about this podcast, sponsorship, supporting our work (7th Tradition) or to contact us, please visit our website at www.aapodcast.org.
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