June Workshop Topic - Building a Relationship with a Higher Power
How do we find a concept of a Power greater than ourselves which is sufficient to overcome our compulsive eating? We are assured by the authors of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous that we can make our beginning as soon as we can say we believe, or are even willing to believe. “… Upon this simple cornerstone, a wonderfully effective spiritual structure can be built.” Whether we are atheists, agnostics, loosely spiritual, or belong to an organized religious faith, this workshop helps us determine how to utilize the greatest source for affective recovery from our disease.
Building a Relationship with a Higher Power
Sunday, June 5th, 2022
1:30 pm EDT via zoom
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Male eating disorders: anorexia and bulimia common among men, too
National News article profiling eating disorders among men and the solution they found in OA
Atheist / Agnostic Meeting Format
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Not a ‘diet club,’ Overeaters Anonymous helps addicted through the pandemic
Staten Island article profiling OA
Seventh Tradition Recommendation
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