Links:

• A.A. and Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker, His Role
  Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker, Jr. was called a "co-founder of A.A." and played a major role in presenting the ideas incorporated in A.A.'s 12 Steps and Big Book
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• A.A. History: That Amazing Grace: The Role of Clarence and Grace Snyder in Alcoholics Anonymous
  The story of A.A.'s Clarence H. Snyder--one of the original 40 pioneers of A.A. who was, at the time of his death, the A.A. with longest sobriety. The ministry of Clarence and his wife Grace, their devotion to A.A., to the Bible, to the Christian message, and to the spiritual retreats for AAs and their families which still continue to this day.
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• Alcoholics Anonymous: Making Known the Biblical History and Roots of A.A.
  Nothing has been more ignored in today's alcohol/drug problem scene than the Biblical History and Roots of Early A.A. when reliance was placed on the Creator. This is an eleven year project, involving 23,900 historical items, to document and assist clergy, counselors, providers, alcoholics, people in recovery, and the treatment community in utilizing the power of God today
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• By the Power of God: A Guide to Early A.A. Groups and Forming such groups today
  For Christians awash in the "any god" language of today's recovery groups, a study of early A.A. when it was a Christian Fellowship and took its basic ideas from the Bible, with astonishing success
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