Al-Anon's program of recovery is
based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics
Anonymous. The Steps are the foundation for personal recovery and the
Traditions help groups sustain their unity and fellowship.
The Twelve
Steps
Study
of these Steps is essential to progress in the Al-Anon program. The
principles they embody are universal, applicable to everyone, whatever
your personal creed. In Al-Anon, we strive for an ever-deeper
understanding of these Steps, and pray for the wisdom to apply them to
our lives..
The
Twelve Traditions
These
guidelines are means of promoting harmony and growth in Al-Anon groups
and in the worldwide fellowship of Al-Anon as a whole. Our group
experience suggests that our unity depends upon our adherence to these
Traditions.
The Twelve
Concepts of Service
The
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions are guides for personal growth and
group unity. The Twelve Concepts are guides for service. They show how
Twelve Step work can be done on a broad scale and how members of a
World Service Office can relate to each other and to the groups,
through a World Service Conference, to spread Al-Anon's message
worldwide.
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