<p>AA Pioneers thought a morning “alone time” with God was more important than attending meetings. Father Bill explains why.</p>

AA Pioneers thought a morning “alone time” with God was more important than attending meetings. Father Bill explains why.

AA’s Spiritual Roots: Quiet Time: A “Must” in Recovery

I’m an Episcopal (Anglican) priest in recovery from alcoholism since 1972. I've spent my career in addiction treatment focused on 12-Step spirituality and exploring the pioneer history of AA. In discovering the lost 11th Step practice of Two Way Prayer, my program underwent a life-changing transformation. As Bill Wilson said, “ something was lost from AA when we stopped emphasizing the morning meditation." My mission now is helping people in 12-Step Fellowships explore a deeper understanding of spiritual practice and how it connects us to the "Great Reality" within. -Fr. Bill W.

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