STEPS
How many Steps are in Alcoholics Anonymous?
What is 12.
Finish this slogan: "One Day at a ____."
What is Time?
An experienced member who guides a newcomer through the 12 Steps and shares their experience, strength, and hope.
What is a sponsor.
Along with Bill W., this physician co-founded Alcoholics Anonymous in Akron, Ohio, in 1935.
Who is Dr. Bob (Dr. Robert Smith)?
What is usually read at the beginning of AA meetings?
What is the Preamble.
Which Step begins, "We admitted"?
What is step 1.
inish this slogan: "Easy Does ____."
What is "it"?
According to an old AA joke, these are the only two things required to start a brand-new meeting.
What are a resentment and a coffeepot? [1]
Before AA existed, its founders found spiritual guidance in this religious fellowship.
What is the Oxford Group.
What do many groups give members to mark sobriety anniversaries?
What is a chip or medallion?
Which Step talks about making amends?
What is step 9.
Finish this slogan: "Live and Let ____."
What is Live?
This basic, 4-word tool of recovery is often handed out as a visual reminder of the program's daily focus.
What is "One Day at a Time"?
This Roman Catholic nun worked closely with Dr. Bob at St. Thomas Hospital, treating thousands of early members.
Who is Sister Ignatia?
What publication is often called AA's "meeting in print"?
What is the Grapevine.
Which Step mentions prayer and meditation?
What is step 11.
What slogan reminds us not to drink no matter what?
What is "First Things First"?
This is the name given to a meeting where members of a specific "home group" vote on business, service roles, and how to best carry the message.
What is a Business Meeting?
While staying at this Akron, Ohio hotel in 1934, Bill W. chose to make a phone call to find another alcoholic rather than go into the bar.
What is the Mayflower Hotel.
What does GSR stand for?
What is General Service Representative?
Which Step asks us to carry the message?
What is step 12.
What slogan reminds us not to overthink things?
What is keep it simple.
Frequently used to close meetings, this prayer asks for the composure to accept the things one cannot change.
What is the Serenity Prayer.
He was the first non-alcoholic trustee of AA, whose landmark 1941 article in the Saturday Evening Post caused a massive explosion in national membership.
Who is Jack Alexander?
What are the Three Legacies of AA?
What are Recovery, Unity, and Service?