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In his darkest moments, he reached out to God and AA. Both answered

Doing service in prison not only feeds her soul, but sometimes even her stomach

On a beautiful country drive to visit his sisters, something was trying to get his attention

On a January morning in Amsterdam, a man tries to sober up in a place he least expected

Three young sober guys cross the U.S. in 50 days—with lots of AA coffee

From the September 1977 Grapevine

Different as the city streets and suburbs from which they came, two alcoholics shared their sobriety and their lives

A nonalcoholic who has served AA almost from the beginning writes of her new work as AA archivist

Too many times, the trips are made too easy

I went over to the vending machine. But out came oatmeal raisin cookies—not chocolate chip. Maybe God does watch my everyday activities.

Off to the world of retirement I went! Larry and I made our way down from New York. Before we moved, we had visited and gone to a few AA meetings.

A sober woman living alone during the pandemic finds strength and fellowship by dialing numbers

His perception of God may be a little bit different, but he believes in Alcoholics Anonymous before everything else