Big Book Page 574
Appendix VII – Twelve Concepts
"The Twelve Traditions ensure the unity of the Fellowship. Written by co-founder Bill W. in 1962, the Twelve Concepts for World Service provide a group of related principles to help ensure that various elements of A."— Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, page 574. A short quotation, for identification and study. Read the whole page in your own copy →
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Page 574 is in Appendix VII – Twelve Concepts of Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition.
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