πŸ‘« What is a Sponsor? πŸ’ͺ

 

Benediction/Blessing of the Incredible, Selfless Sponsors of AA-- Since 1939!

 

"As you have been fed, go to feed the hungry.πŸ‡

As you have been set free, go to set free the imprisoned.⏳

As you have been received--give.πŸ‘ž

As you have heard--proclaim. πŸ“’

And the blessing which you have received from the Creator,🌏

Christ, and Holy Spirit be always with you."

Amen.

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Understanding Sponsorship

 

We've walked, ran, stumbled, floundered--suspended in our own prisons of frozen incapability, and some of us have even crawled at the very lowest points of our lives, reaching out vaguely, blindly, or in desperation. We, better than anyone else, understand the profound impact a sponsor can have on your individual travel plans to and through Recoveryville (aka, "Shiloh!"; "Paradise!"; " Utopia!"). Our aim is to provide clear, supportive information for those seeking to understand this vital relationship within Alcoholics Anonymous. 

 

"Hooking up" with the Right Sponsor makes all the difference in the world. 

And we can all use more good friends, Amen?

Frequently Asked Questions About Sponsors

Navigating recovery can present unique challenges, especially in rural areas or correctional facilities. A sponsor offers a guiding hand, drawing from their own experiences to provide comfort, strength, and unwavering support.

What is the most important thing for someone to understand about having a sponsor in Alcoholics Anonymous?

 

A sponsor is an Alcoholic just like you. He's been there and back. Just like you. She's worn your shoes, though you have different styles and sizes. Sponsors are first and foremost your backup conscience, associated out of love, a true desire to act in service, out of gratitude and altruism. This is the experienced older brother who is committing to dedicating to deliberately setting aside time for the both of you in mutual support of avoiding picking up that next first drink. He or she is your brother, your sister in all ways. It's a strong helping hand reaching out--just for you. Take it, dummy!

 

What kind of qualities or support should someone look for in a sponsor?

 

A grateful Alcoholic with the keen ability to know when to be still and how best to share memories of deeply meaningful experiences in order to connect deeply and meaningfully with another human soul in need. A sponsor is lead, and leads by quiet, gentle, and respectful altruism. (Ha! Another Threebie! πŸ’)

How does having a sponsor specifically help someone in recovery, especially those in rural areas or correctional facilities?

 

A sponsor gives she he or she gets back from you. There give from a long, long history of ghostly friends who've been there, done that. You are walking in THEIR shoes, Bucko! They are the Moms or Dads that you might never have had to cmfort and console you in the dark of the overwhelming night, to strengthen your resolve in the harsh, unrelenting light of day.

 

Embrace the Serenity of Becoming and Accepting Sponsorship

 

Discover the peace and strength that comes from having a dedicated sponsor. Our website, inspired by the tranquil beauty of West Virginia's mountains and rivers, offers a welcoming space for all on their recovery path. Find you a sponsor/friend here (or abroad via our online attendees 🌎 (Hey! how cool is that???) and let him/her guide you toward a brighter, sober future. In your time.

 


Are You A Seasoned Veteran 

In This Here Thing Called Alcoholism?

Could You Mentor Someone Going Through The Process?

Ask Me About The Pleasures Of Sponsorship!

(304) 619-2884

 

It's all about love, guys.

All you need is it.

Got some to share?

 It's F.R.E.E.!

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