Henrietta B. Seiberling
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The Story of Akron’s Pioneer A.A. Christian Fellowship, Its Oxford Group Encounters, and a Non-Alcoholic Woman’s Role in Helping Found Early A.A.’s Unique Spiritual Program for Curing Alcoholics
Written for, and presented on, the occasion of the ribbon-cutting and opening of the Gate Lodge at the Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens in Akron—the home of Henrietta B. Seiberling, and the place where she introduced A.A. co-founder Bill Wilson to A.A. co-founder Dr. Bob Smith, and where A.A. really began on Mother’s Day, 1939.
Written for, and presented on, the occasion of the ribbon-cutting and opening of the Gate Lodge at the Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens in Akron—the home of Henrietta B. Seiberling, and the place where she introduced A.A. co-founder Bill Wilson to A.A. co-founder Dr. Bob Smith, and where A.A. really began on Mother’s Day, 1939.
