Meet our Speakers

Dale T.

"This spiritual journey, as outlined in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, has taught me the value of surrender and acceptance, key principles that have brought serenity and balance into my life. Each day, I seek to align my actions with the guidance of my Higher Power, understanding that humility and service are cornerstones to maintaining my sobriety. With each step forward, I embrace the lessons learned and cherish the support of the fellowship that stands by me through every challenge and triumph."

Bob B.

"I’ve been a sober alcoholic, through the grace of God and AA, since the 10th of December 1967, and for that, I’m very grateful. I met my sponsor at my first meeting, Warren M. He got sober in August of 1954. The other most important person in my life in AA was Bob W. He was the Chuck C. of Texas. When you talk about heroes, he was my hero. Texas AA has a special place in my heart."

Sarah I.

"I don’t think anything sums up the last 12 years of my sobriety better than the line from Bill’s Story which states ‘Simple but not easy; a price had to be paid.’ The path to freedom has been anything but easy, but through embracing the design for living so beautifully laid out in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, I get to experience the necessary destruction of self centeredness and I have access to a God of my understanding. These perfect principles which I practice imperfectly have shown me a life I never thought possible."