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From a secular childhood in Kansas to a sober life of spiritual awareness was not as far as it seemed

A call to help a fellow member in a legal jam presents an opportunity to witness the love we show one another

With only a few months in AA, how would she ever get through July Fourth sober? Luckily, she had a plan

Tired, worried and desperate for a meeting, a newcomer hits the road and meets an angel at the wheel

Through living amends, a grateful sober mother comes full circle with the children she once abandoned for booze

I felt goose bumps on my skin. I believe my Higher Power spoke to me that morning with that Grapevine magazine. God was telling me, “I’m here, man. I never left. I’ve been here all along.”

When outside volunteers can’t make it in, these women know just what to do

There’s nothing like carrying the message inside and seeing hope take hold

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He escaped a troubled childhood by joining the army. But he couldn’t escape the bottle