SERVICE

Daily reflections - DECEMBER 8

Life will take on new meaning. To watch people re-over, to see them help others, to watch loneliness vanish, to see a fellowship grow up about you, to have host of friends—this is an experience you must not miss. . . . Frequent contact with newcomers and nth each other is the bright spot of our lives.
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS, p. 89

t is through  service  that  the greatest  rewards  are to be found. But to be in a position of offering true, useful and effective service to others, I must first work on myself. This  means  that  I  have  to  abandon  myself  to  God, admitting my faults and clearing away the wreckage of my past. Work on myself has aught me how to find the necessary peace and serenity to successfully merge inspiration and experience. I have learned how to be, in the truest sense, in open channel of sobriety.