ESSAY April 2026 - Progress One Day at a Time - Kiko S., Long Beach, CA.

He felt called to start a meeting in another language to amend the damage caused in the addiction. What started as an intuition in prayer and meditation one day at church, continued with a desire to make amends to those of another language and culture whom I objectified and wronged by starting a Spanish-speaking SA meeting in person. This desire has evolved over the past two years. Though Spanish is not my primary language, I have experience as a trusted servant in my faith tradition that was international in service. I am disposed to use one of the gifts of serving in another language among our SA fellowship.