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Welcome to Sober Sisters!

We intend to be a supportive, nurturing, empowering community of women; an undivided sisterhood where women can safely share everything from their struggles and challenges to their triumphs and joys.

Our regular meetings are twice weekly (via Zoom):
Fridays 7:00 - 8:00pm
Sundays 9:30 - 10:30am
Business meetings: First Sunday of every month - 10:30am
All times Eastern

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Soberversaries

We celebrate 90 days, 6 months, and yearly anniversaries on the final Friday of the Month. If you would like to celebrate with us and receive a physical coin from Sober Sisters during your anniversary month, please Direct Message the coin sister on Zoom during the meeting.

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We are spiritual beings having a physical experience.

-Author unknown

Today's Daily Reflection

August 30

"At one time . . . every A.A. group had many membership rules. Everybody was scared witless that something or somebody would capsize the boat. . . .The total list was a mile long. If all those rules had been in effect everywhere, nobody could have possibly joined A.A. at all, . . ."

-Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
p. 139-140

I'm grateful that the Third Tradition only requires of me a desire to stop drinking. I had been breaking promises for years. In the Fellowship I didn't have to make promises, I didn't have to concentrate. It only required my attending one meeting, in a foggy condition, to know I was home. I didn't have to pledge undying love. Here, strangers hugged me. "It gets better," they said, and "One day at a time, you can do it." They were no longer strangers, but caring friends. I ask God to help me to reach out to people desiring sobriety, and to, please, keep me grateful!

 

Today's Daily Reflection

August 30

The willingness to grow is the essence of all spiritual development.

-As Bill Sees It
p. 171

A line from a song goes, ". . . and I look to find a reason to believe . . ." It reminds me that at one time I was not able to find a reason to believe that my life was all right. Even though my life had been saved by my coming to A.A., three months later I went out and drank again. Someone told me: "You don't have to believe. Aren't you willing to believe that there is a reason for your life, even though you may not know yourself what that reason is, or that you may not sometimes know the right way to behave?" When I saw how willing I was to believe there <i>was</i> a reason for my life, then I could start to work on the Steps. Now when I begin with, "I am willing. . . ," I am using the key that leads to action, honesty, and an openness to a Higher Power moving through my life.

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