Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA on Air 3 May
AA on Air 3 May
AA on Air 3 May
Sunday 4th May 2025
Join the AA on Air meeting to explore recovery stories, fellowship support, and how to access AA resources. Discover hope and sobriety with us.
45 minutes
hopeful
challenging
reflective
supportive
inspirational
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Episode Overview
- AA offers a supportive fellowship for recovery.
- Personal stories highlight struggles and successes.
- AA meetings provide essential guidance and community.
- Access resources via AA's website and helpline.
- Sobriety brings new opportunities for service and fulfillment.
Being of service to other people is kind of a big deal now, you know, and I really enjoy it.
The latest episode of AA on Air dives deep into the world of Alcoholics Anonymous, offering listeners a unique glimpse into the fellowship that supports countless individuals in their journey towards sobriety. Hosted by Dan, an AA member himself, this episode opens with the traditional serenity prayer, setting a tone of reflection and hope. Dan provides an overview of Alcoholics Anonymous, highlighting its history and mission.
The fellowship is built on the sharing of experiences, strength, and hope among its members, with the primary purpose of helping themselves and others achieve sobriety. The Kilburnie meeting in Wellington is featured, emphasizing the importance of regular gatherings in maintaining sobriety and support. Ange, a guest speaker, shares a poignant narrative from Chapter 4 of the Big Book, 'We Agnostics.' Her story reveals the challenges and triumphs of battling alcoholism, offering a raw and honest account of her journey.
From a tumultuous childhood to discovering alcohol as a temporary solace, Ange's experiences resonate with many who have faced similar struggles. Listeners are reminded of the resources available through AA, including the New Zealand website and helpline. These tools provide access to meeting schedules across the region, ensuring that support is always within reach. As the episode concludes, Dan reflects on the transformative power of sobriety, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve others.
For many, Saturday mornings are now filled with purpose and service, a stark contrast to the past. Overall, this episode serves as a compelling reminder of the hope and community found within Alcoholics Anonymous, encouraging those in need to seek support and join the fellowship.