Some Highlights of the Potential in an
A.A. History Workshop in Cleveland
Planned Gathering November 5 – 8
Dick B.
Copyright 2012
Anonymous. All rights reserved
[A Project of the International Christian Recovery Coalition]
·
The
Convenient Location and Focus
Cleveland Intergroup Office at
1701 East 12th Street, Cleveland 44114
Embassy Suites – 18 feet away,
complimentary breakfast, Subway nearby
1701
E. 12th Street
Hilton Garden Inn Cleveland
Downtown, 1100 Carnegie Avenue, ½ mile
from
the intergroup office, conference room – excellent ratings
Archivist who has, in the past,
displayed many records.
·
Documented
materials which we probably can produce in addition for review & comments:
Clarence Snyder Bible – owned by
Ken R.
Cleveland Central Bulletin copies
Original printer’s manuscript copy
of DR. BOB and the Good Oldtimers
Available for ownership
by bid
A Way of Life, A.A., AA in Cleveland
pamphlets
Oldtimer Interviews
Group Directories
Cleveland Plain Dealer and Houston
Press Articles
Documented Central Committee Meeting
– rotating leadership
Hospital Committee rules
Newsletter Headcount showing 1400
active AAs – 22% of AA total in 1942
Central Committee Statement of
Purpose (self-governing, autonomous)
Four AA of Akron Pamphlets
AA Sponsorship Pamphlet by Clarence
Snyder
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Articles
on “Cured” – later changed by others
Clarence Snyder Survey showing 93%
success rate with no relapses
Rosary Hall, St. Vincent’s Charity
Hospital
·
Resources
to Study:
But for the Grace of God by Wally P.
How It Worked by Mitchell K.
Our AA Legacy to the Faith Community by
Three Clarence Snyder
Oldtimer Sponsees
My Higher Power the Lightbulb by Clarence Snyder
Sister Ignatia by Mary Darrah
That Amazing Grace by Dick B.
Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age
The Language of the Heart
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