Alcoholics Anonymous - Nibroc group Corbin Ky.

09/24/2025

08/27/2025

Annual Picnic @312 Picnic Area August 31st at 12:30!

08/05/2024

LISTENING DEEPLY

August 05
How persistently we claim the right to decide all by ourselves just what we shall think and just how we shall act.

TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 37

If I accept and act upon the advice of those who have made the program work for themselves, I have a chance to outgrow the limits of the past. Some problems will shrink to nothingness, while others may require patient, well-thought-out action. Listening deeply when others share can develop intuition in handling problems which arise unexpectedly. It is usually best for me to avoid impetuous action. Attending a meeting or calling a fellow A.A. member will usually reduce tension enough to bring relief to a desperate sufferer like me. Sharing problems at meetings with other alcoholics to whom I relate, or privately with my sponsor, can change aspects of the positions in which I find myself. Character defects are identified and I begin to see how they work against me. When I put my faith in the spiritual power of the program, when I trust others to teach me what I need to do to have a better life, I find that I can trust myself to do what is necessary.

Alcoholics Anonymous
Daily Reflections

07/31/2024

GIVING BACK

July 30 . . he has struck something better than gold. . . .He may not see at once that he has barely scratched a limitless lode which will pay dividends only if he mines it for the rest of his life and insists on giving away the entire product.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 129

My part of the Seventh Tradition means so much more than just giving money to pay for the coffee. It means being accepted for myself by belonging to a group. For the first time I can be responsible, because I have a choice. I can learn the principles of working out problems in my daily life by getting involved in the "business" of A.A. By being self-supporting, I can give back to A.A. what A.A. gave to me! Giving back to A.A. not only ensures my own sobriety, but allows me to buy insurance that A.A. will be here for my grandchildren.

Alcoholics Anonymous
Daily Reflections

07/30/2024

ANONYMOUS GIFTS OF KINDNESS

July 29
As active alcoholics we were always looking for a handout in one way or another.

"THE TWELVE TRADITIONS ILLUSTRATED," p. 14

The challenge of the Seventh Tradition is a personal challenge, reminding me to share and give of myself. Before sobriety the only thing I ever supported was my habit of drinking. Now my efforts are a smile, a kind word, and kindness.

I saw that I had to start carrying my own weight and to allow my new friends to walk with me because, through the practice of the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, I've never had it so good.

Alcoholics Anonymous Daily Reflections

07/30/2024

For Directions to the Annual Picnic…Put this in your GPS!!

August 25th
12:00-Cookout
2:00-Meeting/Celebrations!

Come Hungry, and ready to Fellowship! 🫶🏼🫶🏼

07/29/2024

Annual picnic August 25th @312 picnic area. Cookout starts at 12 meeting at 2:00

07/29/2024

Location: 805 South Main St. Corbin, Ky 40701