Bill Wilson Book order (chronological)

Jay a Lila již dříve se svým otcem, který je archeolog, zažili mnohá dobrodružství, ale něco takového se jim nepřihodilo nikdy. Když sestupují do temné a tajemné propasti, musejí přemýšlet i jiných výzkumných expedicích, které se před nimi snažily otevřít Dveře. Všechny předchozí expedice v hrůze utekly nebo zemřely strašlivou smrtí. Co se za Dveřmi skutečně skrývá? Neuvěřitelné bohatství ztraceného království nebo nějaké starověké zlo? Musejí najít klíč a sami zjistit pravdu o nepurianských legendách. Jay a Lila vědí jistě jedinou věc – nikdy předtím nezažili ochranu v tolika nebezpečných situacích. Budou však schopni přemoci tajemné síly, které číhají za Dveřmi ve Dračím chřtánu?

Hazelden-Pittman Archives Press is greatful to offer this commemoratve edition of the original August 1946 first printing of The Little Red Book. For fifty years, this book has helped millions of individuals gain a better understanding of alcoholism, the AA program, the book Alcoholics Anonymous, and the journey of Twelve Step recovery. The events surrounding the 1946 publication of The Little Red Book are closely tied to the cofounders of AA, Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith, the beginnings of AA in Minnesota, the Nicollet AA Group of Minneapolis, and the growth and structure of AA in the 1940s.

"The ministries of Bill Wilson's Metro Church and its Sidewalk Sunday Schools are a fascinating story of God's healing hand in a desperately needy world. The good news is that these ministries are being copied with great success in city after city across America..." -John Ashcroft U.S. Attorney General (2001-2005) For me, Metro Ministries always goes back to New York City. I'd like to tell you that when I first went there, I had it all figured out: A five-year plan, a ten-year plan, a strategy for success, and a budget. But I had none of those. In fact, I had no idea how to make the whole thing work-I just knew I had to do something to rescue broken and hurting children. I spent years listening to so-called experts say that what was on my heart couldn't be done-especially in New York City. But I knew that wasn't true. I refused to accept that ministry to inner city kids was impossible anywhere-especially in New York City. Whose Child Is This? is the story of a city filled with children who now have hope and a future because I refused to believe that anything was impossible with God... even in New York City. -Bill Wilson