From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... invited A.A.
members to tell their stories.
BB xviii,
Foreword to Second Edition
In the spring of 1940, John D. Rockefeller, Jr. gave a dinner for many of his friends to which he invited A.A. members to tell their stories.
2.
... invited our
friend to his home.
BB p.155,
A Vision For You
3.
... invited out
because I would surely get ...
BB p.177,
Doctor Bob's Nightmare
We could not be invited out because I would surely get tight, and my wife dared not invite people in for the same reason.
4.
... invited out,
our husbands sneaked so many ...
BB p.105,
To Wives
5.
... invited to
carry on a correspondence which ...
BB p.573(575),
Appendix VI, How to Get in Touch With A.A.
If there is none nearby, you
will be invited to carry on a correspondence which will do much to insure your sobriety no matter how isolated you are.
6.
... invited to
join in morning meditation and ...
BB p.134,
The Family Afterward
When this happens, they can be invited to join in morning meditation and
then they can take part in the
daily discussion without rancor or bias.
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