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Member News

These last couple of weeks I feel I have begun to understand what surrender really means. I thank God that I never stopped going to the meetings. And I thank God and SA that when I was finally hurting enough to really give up, He and the Fellowship were there for me, and the love and support carried me through withdrawal.

By |2025-06-30T12:08:58-05:00July 27, 1987|Comments Off on Member News

Group News

We’ve started a new group in Neenah, WI with 6 to 8 regular members each week! (A group is also going to start in Green Bay soon. Along with Appleton, that makes three for this area.) Also, how would our new group formally register with the Central Office?

By |2025-06-30T12:08:53-05:00July 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group News

Group News

We send this check with our best wishes and gratitude from SA in Reykjavik. Our group here is 5-7 members and is very strong.… I am very grateful for SA and what it has done for me. I did not know what my problem was until I met an SA member. One thing I know, without God I can’t stay sober. As a matter of fact, I can’t do anything if I don’t turn my life to God and trust him for my life.

By |2025-08-01T10:05:10-05:00July 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group News

Word From Our Get-Togethers

“It was a great conference…the oldtimers meeting was inspiring. It was also comforting to me to see how much solid sobriety we have… It was relaxing to be in such a group.”

By |2025-08-01T10:02:10-05:00July 26, 1987|Comments Off on Word From Our Get-Togethers

Editor’s Corner

In case you’ve been wondering why this issue of ESSAY is late (even with our non-schedule), you should know that letters, phone calls, and literature orders have also been running late. There was a bit of a crisis when our new secretary left without giving notice. Nan was unavailable to come back in and pinch hit until now, so we did the best we could with volunteer help from the local fellowship.

By |2025-08-01T12:37:50-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on Editor’s Corner

Group & Member News

It was certainly helpful for me to get in touch with some of the resentments I still had left concerning my brother in “…” and how praying for a forgiving spirit is certainly helping me feel better about all of this. I have also been able to let go of digging out anymore from my past concerning the sexual abuse situations.

By |2025-06-30T12:11:21-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group & Member News

Group & Member News

To date we have 30 inmates who want to join the SA group when it gets completely organized.

By |2025-06-30T12:11:16-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group & Member News

Group & Member News

I have recently been incarcerated on a sexual crime. Within the correctional institution that I have been placed is a Sexaholics Anonymous program. I have gone to a meeting and was advised to obtain your white book on SA. It would help me a great deal to overcome my problem as I need to do.

By |2025-06-30T12:11:11-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group & Member News

Group & Member News

THANK YOU so much for your response to my call. Your timing and willingness to help are deeply appreciated. With God’s help, a corner has been turned, and with God’s help, the grace will continue to come to take me one step at a time, one day at a time.

By |2025-06-30T12:11:07-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on Group & Member News

“What I Think Makes a Good SA Meeting”

The following two member contributions seemed to lend themselves to the above subject. We might consider this as a regular ESSAY feature if others want to answer the same question. (Please include your current length of uninterrupted SA sexual sobriety with your one-paragraph answer to this question.)

By |2025-06-30T12:11:02-05:00March 27, 1987|Comments Off on “What I Think Makes a Good SA Meeting”