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A Call to Inventory—Group and Fellowship-wide

Our situation as a people coming out of sexual slavery is not unlike the story of the people coming out of bondage from Egypt. Years of enslavement brought them to utter despair, crying out to God for help. Through an amazing series of events. they were led out—often kicking and screaming in unbelief—only to find themselves wandering in the wilderness. Free at last, on the outside, they soon discovered the harsh reality that theirs was a spiritual malady inside. The severity of withdrawal brought back the craving for the old way of life.

By Roy K.|2025-11-17T11:43:09-06:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

What We Used to Be Like … 14 Years Ago in Essay

Excerpts from two inquirers’ responses, July 1981: “Thank you and God bless you in your work. You’ll never know how many lives you have helped.”

By Meir|2025-11-21T12:44:41-06:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

Sober on the ‘Inside’

This is my story. It is not very pretty and I made some real bad choices in my life. Understand that I do not blame all the things in my early life for the things I did later. I used to use the fact that my own father turned me out when I was 12 as a reason for what I did. This was only a way for me not to accept the responsibility for my own actions.

By Anonymous|2025-03-25T12:29:16-05:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

Glimpses of Sanity

It does not surprise me to find that the majority of us are too busy working on ourselves to be of much use to others. That’s been my story for years now! Recovery intensifies feelings which consume my time and thoughts and it takes years to reorganize life out of the insanity of my past.

By M.F.|2025-03-21T12:59:01-05:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

Feeling “Normal”

As an active sexaholic, I always wanted to get back to feeling what I referred to as “normal.” I would look at other people and think: “Hey, they’re normal, why can’t I be like them?” Then I’d automatically go after my drug, and soon enough, I’d feel what I fancied was “normal” again. And this worked pretty well for a number of years, except that to continue feeling what I called “normal,” I needed a constant supply, and lost my life in the process.

By Anonymous|2025-03-25T12:15:31-05:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

Group News

Our Wednesday London SA group is going strong. We are now averaging between 8-12 people a meeting and we are gaining good, honest sobriety. Thanking you.

By Meir|2025-03-21T12:58:52-05:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

Report on the January Conference

On the first day of the conference I shared at a taped meeting about New York’s progress and got a warm confirmation from many members on how healing it is for them to hear that SA here is active and grateful. I told them we had adopted the standard meeting format and the kind of results that this had produced, and many people came up to me afterwards asking how we did it.

By J.F.|2025-03-21T12:58:47-05:00June 21, 1995|Comments Off

SACC

Hi, I’m Marsha F. a gratefully recovering sexaholic by the grace of God and this Fellowship. I have come to discover there is very little difference between myself (a SA on the outside) and the SA’s I have met on the inside.

By Marsha F.|2025-03-26T10:09:05-05:00May 21, 1995|Comments Off

What’s Going On in SA

During the March 26, 1995 Central Office/Steering Committee meeting, the following issues were raised:

By Meir|2025-03-21T13:00:35-05:00May 21, 1995|Comments Off

Editors’ Corner

The COOC and the Central Office want to express sincere gratitude for the generosity of the fellowship in response to our appeal for funds. This makes it possible for us to continue to “carry the message to the sexaholic who still suffers.” If contributions continue at this level, we will be able to serve our basic needs.

By Meir|2025-03-26T10:20:39-05:00May 21, 1995|Comments Off

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