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Souls of Sobriety is a motorcycle group supporting families in early recovery. We ride with purpose—giving back through service, compassion, and fellowship.

Believing in second chances and community, one ride at a time. 🖤🏍️

10/29/2026

10/24/2026

Happy 16th Anniversary to our very own Boujee!!!

If you know Boujee you know how important helping the next alcoholic and addict is to her. She faithfully believes in sponsorship.

Her favorite event of the year is coming up - Med Grubbs Souls for Santa. Karlene is the backbone of this event. Watching kids and families experience this joy is the highlight of her year.

Karlene is celebrating at Forest Hills, November 13th, at 7pm. Come help us celebrate recovery!!

10/23/2026

October 23—AA Thought for the Day
Third, I have learned how to be honest. What a
relief! No more ducking or dodging. No more
tall tales. No more pretending to be what I am
not. My cards are on the table for all the world
to see. “I am what I am,” as Popeye used to say
in the comics. I have had an unsavory past. I am
sorry, yes. But it cannot be changed now. All
that is yesterday and is done. But now my life is
an open book. Come and look at it, if you want
to. I’m trying to do the best I can. I will fail often,
but I won’t make excuses. I will face things as
they are and not run away. Am I really honest?
Meditation for the Day
Though it may seem a paradox, we must believe in
spiritual forces which we cannot see, more than in
material things which we can see, if we are going to
truly live. In the last analysis, the universe consists
more of thought or mathematical formulas than it does
of matter as we understand it. Between one human
being and another only spiritual forces will suffice to
keep them in harmony. These spiritual forces we
know, because we can see their results although we
cannot see them. A changed life—a new personality—
results from the power of unseen spiritual forces
working in us and through us.
Prayer for the Day
I pray that I may believe in the Unseen. I pray that I
may be convinced by the results of the Unseen which
I do see.

10/22/2026

October 22—AA Thought for the Day
Second, I am content to face the rest of my life
without alcohol. I have made the great decision
once and for all. have surrendered as gracefully
as possible to the inevitable. I hope I have no
more reservations. I hope that nothing can
happen to me now that would justify my taking
a drink. No death of a dear one. No great
calamity in any area of my life should justify me
in drinking. Even if I were on some desert isle,
far from the rest of the world, but not far from
God, should I ever feel it right to drink. For me,
alcohol is out—period. I will always be safe
unless I take that first drink. Am I fully resigned
to this fact?
Meditation for the Day
Day by day we should slowly build up an unshakable
faith in a Higher Power and in that Power’s ability to
give us all the help we need. By having these quiet
times each morning, we start each day with a renewing
of our faith, until it becomes almost a part of us and is
a strong habit. We should keep furnishing the quiet
places of our souls with all the furniture of faith. We
should try to fill our thoughts each day with all that is
harmonious and good, beautiful and enduring.
Prayer for the Day
I pray that I may build a house in my soul for the spirit
of God to dwell in. I pray that I may come at last to an
unshakable faith.

10/14/2026

A PROGRAM FOR LIVING

When we retire at night, we constructively review our day. . . . On awakening let us think about the twenty-four hours ahead. . . . Before we begin, we ask God to direct our thinking, especially asking that it be divorced from self-pity, dishonest or self-seeking motives.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 86

I lacked serenity. With more to do than seemed possible, I fell further behind, no matter how hard I tried. Worries about things not done yesterday and fear of tomorrow's deadlines denied me the calm I needed to be effective each day. Before taking Steps Ten and Eleven, I began to read passages like the one cited above. I tried to focus on God's will, not my problems, and to trust that He would manage my day. It worked! Slowly, but it worked!

From the book Daily Reflections.
Copyright © 1990 by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. All rights reserved.

Address

932 Furys Ferry Road
Evans, GA
30809

Telephone

+17062317400

Website

http://soulsofsobriety.org/

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