While researching, I keep coming across
references to "24 Magazine." Can anyone help
guide me to any links or sites for this?

What was this publication? Is it still in
circulation?

Sam F.

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From G.C. the moderator:

Ernest Kurtz, Not-God, Appendix A, p. 234,
speaks of

<<... the "Survivors Program" promoted by "The
Church of the Way" through its treatment program,
East Ridge, and its literature, 24 Magazine
and the book, The Answer to Addiction.>>

THE BOOK:
"The Answer To Addiction: Why addiction is so
great a problem today and why the only answer is
a spiritual one," by John Burns and three other
recovered alcoholics [pseudonym for Tom Powers],
1st edit. (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1975.

EAST RIDGE:
http://www.alladdictsanonymous.org/ talks about
East Ridge.

24 NEWSLETTER = 24 MAGAZINE
The 24 Newsletter seems to be the form the magazine
is now taking, see
http://www.alladdictsanonymous.org/products.htm

To read current issues of the newsletter/magazine, go to
http://www.24-communications.com/

FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE:
AAHL Message 5082
From Matt D. <mdingle76@...>
(mdingle76 at yahoo.com)
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/AAHistoryLovers/message/5082

Just want the group to be aware of an AA
history resource — 24 Newsletter. 24 Newsletter
is a current version of the 24 Magazine. 24
Magazine was probably best known for the
article, "Gresham's Law and Alcoholics
Anonymous." The author of this article is
Tom P. Jr. Tom P. Jr. is the publisher of
24 Newsletter and contributes an article
about AA each month.

To view June's 24 Newsletter:
http://www.24-communications.com/062008/062008.pdf

For an example of little bits of AA history
-- in June's newsletter Tom Jr. gives the
name of the hymn Marty Mann used to describe
her spiritual experience to Dr. Tiebout
which was, "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms."

Next month's main article is about Dr. Tom M.
(AA 1939) -- in which Bill W. called, "One
of the greatest stories to come out of AA"
-- and is an actual transcript of Bill
telling about Dr. Tom M. Dr. Tom got the AA
Big Book in 1939 while a patient at
Lexington Hospital for drug addicts. Tom M.
wrote to AA, got sober, started one of the
first groups to communicate with headquarters
by mail, and more.

To sign up for a free version of this
newsletter email:

alladdictsanonymous@...
(alladdictsanonymous at gmail.com)

Please specify if you would like this
resource mailed to your home (and in such
case give us your mailing address) or if
just the online version. Either way this
resource is free!

Matt D.