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Episode 951: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #97
Episode 951: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #97
Episode 951: Walking Through The Language of The Heart / Episode #97
Friday 7th February 2025
Montyman and Chris S. discuss Sam Shoemaker's role in AA's spiritual foundation, the Grapevine's evolution, and Bernard Smith's contributions.
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Episode Overview
- Sam Shoemaker's teachings played a crucial role in AA's spiritual foundation.
- The Grapevine has been a significant publication for the recovery community.
- Bernard Smith was instrumental in maintaining unity within AA.
- The Oxford Group heavily influenced early AA practices.
- Spiritual growth and selflessness are key components of successful recovery.
We can never get so spiritual that we can't help other people get spiritual.
Dive into the fascinating history of Alcoholics Anonymous with Monty Dale Meyer, aka the Montyman, and Chris S. in this episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio. They take a deep look at the influential figures who helped shape AA, focusing on Sam Shoemaker's significant contributions to the spiritual foundation of the fellowship. You'll hear about Shoemaker's role in the Oxford Group and how his teachings influenced Bill W. and the early days of AA.
The hosts also discuss the evolution of the Grapevine, AA's publication, and its importance in the recovery community. Bernard Smith's impact on AA's development is highlighted, showcasing his dedication to unity and support within the fellowship. This episode is a treasure trove of historical insights and personal reflections, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in the roots of AA and the power of spiritual growth in recovery.
Why not tune in and see how these historical figures can inspire your own journey?