What’s good for the group
January 2017
Through lots of trial and error, a member learns the importance of AA unity
The Room
January 2017
For years, he felt sorry for those people behind that door. Then one day, he asked to go in
My new social network
January 2017
With the help of AA friends, a newcomer makes a healthy transition to a safer, more sober way to connect
Free ride
January 2017
What seemed like a simple good deed became a powerful reminder to keep giving back
At Last No Longer Apart
November 1999
The author of "Stars Don't Fall" reported on the vital experience--some of it rough going--of the second half of her quarter century of sobriety. - From the November 1967 Grapevine
Living the Program in All Our Affairs
November 1999
<emphasis type="italic">After thirteen more years of sobriety in Ireland, where he first found AA, the author of</emphasis> "The Career Officer" wrote this report. - From the March 1968 Grapevine
Sober for Thirty Years
November 1999
One of the earliest members of the first New York AA group; he was also its first "self-proclaimed atheist." - From the May 1968 Grapevine
After Twenty-nine Years
November 1999
The author's story "Women Suffer Too" was the first woman's story in the Big Book. - From the July 1968 Grapevine
What Meeting Are You Going to Tomorrow?
November 1999
Editor's Note
November 1999
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