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A newcomer asks

A Newcomer Asks

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SKU: P-24 Category: Pamphlets Tags: AA Beginners, AA Pamphlets, alcoholics anonymous
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Description

Pamphlet P-24: A Newcomer Asks» is an official Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) pamphlet. It provides straightforward answers to 15 fundamental questions frequently asked by individuals approaching A.A. for the first time. [1]

The pamphlet serves as an approachable introduction to the fellowship, demystifying the process of getting sober. [2]
Key Topics Covered
The pamphlet directly addresses 15 core questions, including:
    • Definitions: What exactly makes someone an alcoholic?
    • Membership: Who is eligible to join A.A.?
    • Meetings: What happens at an A.A. meeting?
    • Religion: Is A.A. a religious organization or cult?
    • Anonymity: How private will my participation be?
    • Sponsorship: What is a sponsor and how do I get one? 

What to Expect
If you are considering attending a meeting in the DeLand, Florida area or virtually, this resource provides the initial groundwork. It outlines A.A.’s core focus: staying away from the first drink, one day at a time, with the support of others who share a similar struggle.

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