AA TriangleKern County Central Office
   ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS WEBSITE
930 Truxtun Ave. Suite 110  
Bakerfield, CA 93301  
(661) 322-4025  
24 Hours A Day, 7 Days A Week  
 Or Email at info@kernaa.com  




Court Cards
AA does not inquire into alcoholics’ religious beliefs--or lack of them--when they turn to the Fellowship for help. However, the AA program of recovery is based on certain spiritual values. Individual members are free to interpret these values as they think best, or not to think about them at all. Most members, before turning to AA, had already admitted they could not handle their drinking--alcohol had taken control of their lives. AA experience suggests that to get sober and stay sober, alcoholics need to accept and depend upon a spiritual entity, or force, that they perceive as greaten than themselves. Some choose the AA group as their "Higher Power"; some look to God-as they understand Him; and others rely upon entirely different concepts. Numerous alcoholics, when they first turn to AA, have definite reservations about accepting any concept of a Power greater than themselves. Experience shows that, if they maintain an open mind on the subject and keep coming to AA meetings, they will in time find an answer to this distinctly personal dilemma.

From Members of the Clergy ask about Alcoholics Anonymous.
Copyright © by AA General Service Office. Reprinted with permission





You can also reach AA in Frazier Park (661) 245-1208 Taft (661) 765-7648 Tehachapi (661) 822-2401