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Learning from the Serenity Prayer: Courage
In 1941, the Serenity Prayer, popularized by Reinhold Niebuhr, was noticed and later adopted by Alcoholics Anonymous.Over the past 60 years the prayer has gone far beyond AA boundaries. It is especially instructive for anyone longing to be an apprentice … Continue reading →
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Living the Serenity Prayer – Courage
The Serenity Prayer has a long and mysterious history. The first three lines were made popular by Reinhold Niebuhr (1892 -1971), as part of a 1834 lecture. The modern prayer is several lines longer.In 1941 the prayer was noticed and later adopted … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alcoholics Anonymous, Barnabas, serenity prayer, The Apostle Paul, Trevor Hudson
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