Jim B, God As We Understand HimJim B, God As We Understand Him
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 1952
1:11:39•14 Aug 2015
Jim B. on Faith, Fellowship, and the Early Days of AA
Episode Overview
- Jim B.'s raw account of his struggle with alcoholism.
- Insight into the financial and personal challenges faced by early AA members.
- The pivotal roles played by Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith.
- The importance of community and fellowship in recovery.
- How faith and spirituality influenced Jim's journey to sobriety.
“The spark of Alcoholics Anonymous was struck at 182 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, New York”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Jim B. takes us back to 1952 with a riveting talk titled 'God As We Understand Him'. Jim shares his raw and unfiltered journey through alcoholism, from hitting rock bottom with only a pawn shop suit and 28 pawn tickets, to finding solace and purpose in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). With humour and humility, he recounts the early days of AA, the financial struggles, and the personal battles that shaped the fellowship.
Jim also reflects on the influence of key figures like Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, shedding light on their roles in the formation of AA. This episode isn't just about history; it's about the power of community, faith, and resilience in overcoming addiction. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, Jim's story offers a blend of historical context and heartfelt wisdom. Don't miss this chance to hear about the origins of AA from someone who lived it.
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