Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions - 2.04 Tradition Four

Tradition Four from the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, a collection of Bill W.’s essays on the Steps and the Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Wherever two or more alcoholics are gathered to practice A.A. principles, they can call themselves a group. Every group manages its affairs as it pleases, except when A.A. as a whole is threatened.

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