Book study companionBig Book Bingo
Draw a random reading from Alcoholics Anonymous, open your own copy at the page given, read it aloud, then talk it through with the questions.
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My passages
Add the passages your group comes back to. They join the draw and appear on new bingo cards. Saved on this device only.
Tap a square to see its reading. Mark it read once your group has covered it. Five in a row is a bingo.
Learning topics
Facts from the Big Book and the AA books listed in its front pages. Read the topic, check the pages in your own books, then run the quiz with the group.
Need support?
If you are struggling, you do not have to do it alone. These lines are free to call.
- Samaritans116 123www.samaritans.org
- Alcoholics Anonymous Great Britain0800 9177 650www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk
- Cocaine Anonymous UK0800 612 0225www.cauk.org.uk
Never stop prescribed medication without speaking to your doctor. Stopping drinking suddenly after heavy drinking can also be dangerous. For medical advice, call your GP or NHS 111.
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