Sought Through Prayer & Meditation

"Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him."
— Alcoholics Anonymous, Eleventh Step

Sought Through Prayer & Meditation* is a unique and powerful guide that explores the depths of the Eleventh Step, offering a year’s worth of reflections, prayers, and meditations focused on enhancing spiritual awareness. Developed by William G. Borchert, drawing from the insights of Geno W. at the Wolfe Street Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, this book takes readers on a journey to improve their conscious contact with a Higher Power. Known for its "Hour of Power" meetings, the Wolfe Street Center has long been a sanctuary for those seeking spiritual growth in recovery.

With fifty-two weekly entries, Sought Through Prayer & Meditation provides a steady source of guidance and inspiration, encouraging readers to engage deeply with the practices of prayer and meditation. This book is ideal for those at any stage of recovery who are looking to strengthen their spiritual foundation, discover inner peace, and find purpose through a mindful connection to the Eleventh Step.

Key Features:

• Fifty-two weeks of reflections, prayers, and meditations focused on the Eleventh Step.
• Inspired by the spiritual teachings of the Wolfe Street Center in Little Rock, Arkansas.
• Encourages conscious contact with a Higher Power through prayer and meditation.
• Suitable for individuals at any stage of recovery seeking spiritual growth and mindfulness.

"A powerful addition to recovery literature, Sought Through Prayer and Meditation shows us how spirituality can be earned, found, and practiced. We all owe a debt of gratitude to the members of the Wolfe Street Center in Little Rock for sharing this marvelous guide with us."
—Earnie Larsen, author of Stage II Recovery: Life Beyond Addiction

"I thank God for Geno and the others at Wolfe Street over the years who have given so freely of their time and expertise and made the wisdom captured in this book possible."
—Charlie P.