From the books ... Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions (12 & 12)
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... leaders are
but trusted servants; they do ...
12&12 p.132,
Tradition Two
2.
... leaders are
but trusted servants; they do ...
BB p.562(564),
Appendix I, The A.A. Tradition
3.
... leaders in
A.A. are but trusted and ...
12&12 p.191,
Tradition Nine (Long)
All such representatives are to be guided in the spirit of service, for true leaders in A.A. are but trusted and experienced
servants of the whole.
4.
... leaders in
A.A. are but trusted and ...
BB p.565(567),
Appendix I, The A.A. Tradition
All such representatives are to be guided in the spirit of service, for true leaders in A.A. are but trusted and experienced
servants of the whole.
5.
... leaders might
serve but never govern; that ...
BB xix,
Foreword to Second Edition
It was thought that no alcoholic man or woman could be excluded from
our Society; that our leaders might serve but never govern; that each group was to be autonomous and there was to be no professional class of therapy.
6.
... leaders of
prominence, nor do we wish ...
12&12 p.124,
Step Twelve
7.
... leaders shall
serve.
12&12 p.134,
Tradition Two
8.
... leaders were
my heroes.
BB p.2,
Bill's Story
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