aka: Intergroup
$17.50 at our Al-Anon Literature Office.Many Voices, One Journey—Al-Anon Family Groups (B-31), Al-Anon Family Groups’ latest book, shows how the individual Al-Anon member’s journey of personal recovery and spiritual growth is reflected in the growth of Al-Anon as a worldwide fellowship. It tells how members found the courage to change as they faced the challenges in their personal lives and in the development of the fellowship.
The book is divided into short segments that can be read aloud at a meeting. Many of these segments are followed by questions for group discussion or personal reflection. Many Voices, One Journey gives readers an opportunity to experience change, growth, and recovery first-hand—not only of Al-Anon’s members, but of Al-Anon itself.How Al-Anon Works for Families & Friends of Alcoholics
is now available in paperback for $7.00
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How to Buy Al-Anon and Alateen Literature
Anyone: Al-Anon members, the public, health professionals, etc., wishing to obtain Al-Anon or Alateen literature may do so in one of 5 ways:
1. E-mail: office@CincinnatiAFG.org
2. Phone order: (513) 771-5959
3. Visit the Al-Anon Literature office during office hours.
We have most Al-Anon Literature in stock!
4. Many Al-Anon meetings sell Al-Anon literature.
5. Snail mail.
Make checks payable to GCISO, Inc.
Greater Cincinnati Information Service Office, Inc.
(GCISO, Inc.)
is our
Al-Anon Literature Office
for the Greater Cincinnati / Tri-State area.
2051 E. Kemper Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45241-1803
(5 1 3) 7 7 1 - 5 9 5 9office @ CincinnatiAFG.org
Hours
Wednesday 10 am – 3 pm
Saturday 9 am – 1 pm
PRICE LIST: page 1 page 2
Closed when the following holidays fall on Wednesday or Saturday
New Year’s Day
Independence Day
Christmas
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Al-Anon has a process of approving the content of its literature called the Conference Approval Process. This assures that the literature is identifiably Al-Anon in content and feeling, is understandable by the broadest based reading audience, and is timely and factually accurate. The books, pamphlets and periodicals reflect the experiences of Al-Anon and Alateen members as they recover from the disease of alcoholism. Literature that has completed this process includes the words "Approved by World Service Conference Al-Anon Family Groups."
A member shares about Al-Anon literature
"In my search for help in coping with the effects of growing up with alcoholism, I accumulated shelves of books of psychology, religion, and a variety of self-disciplines. As a child I felt I could count on no one, and I was suspicious of asking others for help. I preferred to seek a solo form of assistance from books.
Now I'm slowly accumulating a full library of Al-Anon publications by purchasing them at meetings and studying each one in turn. I've even mustered the courage to discuss my readings with other members. The insights garnered have turned my suspicion into trust. I've come out of my solitary personal library into the welcoming human world of Al-Anon."
from Hope for Today (B-27) Reprinted with permission of Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc., Virginia Beach, VA.
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