Archives

Committee Mission Statement

The primary purpose of the Archives Committee is to carry and to preserve the message of Alcoholics Anonymous. The Archives Committee views history as a living dynamic record of past events that have shaped our present. This record is more than just a compilation of important dates and a record of the transactions of notable people. Yes, it is true that in our effort to record the factual history of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Omaha area, we do collect and preserve documents, newspaper articles, flyers, pictures, books, letters, and many other items, which by necessity require that we date them. However, the focus of the Archives Committee is on ordinary people who have experienced an extraordinary transformation in their lives brought about by the power and magic of the twelve step program of Alcoholics Anonymous.

For over half a century, Alcoholics Anonymous has prospered in the Omaha area. The phenomenal growth of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Midwest is comparable to a spark that has spread across the plains like a prairie fire.

The goal of the Archives Committee is to document and record for prosperity the essence of our local A.A. movement, for we firmly believe that the best way to assure the future of our A.A. fellowship is to nurture and to preserve our past.

Current Chairperson: Terry G.

Why Participate?

Monthly Committee Meeting

Monthly Meetings at varying day and time – see Latest Posts
Omaha Central Office, 6831 Grover St, Omaha, NE 68106 (Directions)

Any member of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Omaha metropolitan area may participate in a Standing Committee, regardless of whether being a voting member at Intergroup.

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