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Enjoy reading all the articles of the current magazine below.

  • Now I can fully understand the enthusiasm and hope, which were expressed from SA members in the comments to the Retreats you had in the U.S.A. Let me tell you some personal thoughts about our convention we had last weekend in Karlsruhe and what I experienced there.…

  • …Kansas City was wonderful! What a high and how truly God-given it was to make the connection with fellow sex drunks from all over the world. I was on a “pink cloud” for a week or so afterwards and I’ve made some friends that I never had before. God was telling me through all the wonderful people there, that I was finally home and that my primary addiction is lust.

  • The time spent with other SA members is always rewarding, but Saturday was so warm and filled with the spirit of sobriety and love. Thank God for others who are struggling and who are sober.

  • We spoke out of recovery and celebrated sobriety for three days in Oklahoma City. That first night as sobriety was held up so we could see the recovery on the faces of those receiving the hugs, chips, and joy that comes with clean and sober living, I felt a gentle Power wash through our gathering. Gentle, but in waves it came, nine years, four years, three years, “the class of ’83,” two years, one year, nine months, six months, two, and one month.

  • The St. Louis SA group is looking for our help and support in planning the December convention.

  • …We now have two weekly meetings in CT—the “No Matter What” and “Sobriety is Possible” meetings. A third will start on Tuesday, July 22, as a Step meeting; it’s tentatively called “Just for Today.”…

  • …Please know that we understand the importance of General Services activity and are very grateful for the efforts…others have put forth to make this program of recovery possible. For these reasons, we have committed to provide support to GSO on a regular basis.…

  • …Our SA fellowship here has been a great help to my sexual sobriety. In our last meeting, we talked on the Fourth Step. I have found that by working the Steps, I am continuing to grow spiritually. As well as constantly being aware of my addiction.

  • Thanks for the literature you sent in the mail. We had our first meeting last week and I am excited about our program getting started. Reaching out is the first step toward recovery. I am confident we will continue to grow—we are three and possibly four people now. It is such a relief to be able to be honest with others and find and give acceptance.…

  • I have recently turned my addiction over to God through the work of some friends who had gone through it before. Needless to say, the release I now experience is so sweet, compared to the hell I was living before.

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