AA Tomorrow

AA Tomorrow

What does the future hold for Alcoholics Anonymous? And what responsibility do we have today to make sure AA continues helping alcoholics for generations to come?

Today on The Daily Trudge, we're reading “AA Tomorrow,” written by Bill W. in July 1960, from The Language of the Heart.

More than 65 years ago, Bill was already asking important questions about the future of our fellowship. Could AA continue growing without becoming complacent? Would we maintain the principles that made our recovery possible? And could we preserve our unity while continuing to welcome those who still suffer?

We'll explore Bill's thoughts on communication, leadership, spiritual growth, emotional sobriety, and the importance of remaining united despite our differences.

We'll also discuss why the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions remain essential, how service helps protect the future of AA, and why our fellowship must continue growing rather than becoming satisfied with what we've already accomplished.

AA has changed many lives, including mine. But its future depends on what we're willing to do today, both individually and collectively.

Are we simply enjoying what previous generations built, or are we doing our part to make sure AA is here for the next alcoholic who needs it?

Join the conversation as we explore Bill W.'s vision for AA's future and what that vision means for us today.

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