Bill W. was not a perfect man

Bill W. was not a perfect man—but when it came to starting Alcoholics Anonymous, he was the perfect man for the job.

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• In his last years Bill Wilson stopped going to meetings.
• The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking
• Our process of trial and error began and at the end of four years, the material was cast in the form of a book known as Alcoholics Anonymous.
• The founder of AA, Bill W, discovered early on that individuals and groups adapted the 12 Steps as found in Alcoholics Anonymous and he encouraged and supported them
• On June 10 - the 78th Anniversary of Alcoholics Anonymous - Page124 Productions Will Screen Nationwide the Acclaimed Documentary about the Founder of A.A., "Bill W."
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• Bill W. spoke about his transcendent spiritual experience in Towns Hospital, one which some believe may have actually been a near death experience due to its similarities to recorded NDE's
• Spiritual principles practiced in Alcoholics Anonymous which clearly transcend the religious differences which seem to keep mankind in perpetual strife.