Calendar of Events - AA Area 55 - Toledo AA Meetings

84th Anniversary of Alcoholics Anonymous. Founders’ Day has been an important part of the history of Alcoholics Anonymous. Our current celebration has its roots from our humble beginnings. In 1941 Bill W. and Dr. Bob were the featured speakers.

In 1965, The “Modern” Era of Founders’ Day begins with the first Friday-Sunday Weekend. Founders’Day an integral piece the legacy our co-founders have left for us. Founders’ Day has grown to where 10,000 visitors from around the world come each year.

Flyer: https://area55aa.org/84th-founders-day-herald-event-information-1

https://foundersday.org

April – June 2019 Apr – Jun 2019

Daily Reflections

March 19, 2019

Prayer: It Works

It has been well said that “almost the only scoffers at prayer are those who never tried it enough.”

Twelve Steps and Twelve Tradtitions Page 97

Having grown up in an agnostic household, I felt somewhat foolish when I first tried praying. I knew there was a Higher Power working in my life—how else was I staying sober?—but I certainly wasn’t convinced he/she/it wanted to hear my prayers. People who had what I wanted said prayer was an important part of practicing the program, so I persevered. With a commitment to daily prayer, I was amazed to find myself becoming more serene and comfortable with my place in the world. In other words, life became easier and less of a struggle. I’m still not sure who, or what, listens to my prayers, but I’d never stop saying them for the simple reason that they work.