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An oldtimer recalls three powerful stories about the unexpected ways what he said or did changed lives

Boy was he glad when a posse of young people showed up at his meeting.
Together they learned how to have fun without drinking

She made her Higher Power her AA group, but now she was moving away. Luckily a fellow member had an idea that she could hold on to

Being gay and an alcoholic, she wasn’t sure she would find her people in AA

An oldtimer shares some things he’s learned to keep his head above water on the long, sober swim

Listening to the Needs of the Fellowship

He was once drunk and living in his car. Now he’s sober and helps show future health-care professionals what AA is and isn’t

The important thing is to let everyone know they are no longer alone

Sober since 1974, a member shares about getting older, staying sane and yes, never letting his guard down

In high school, her drunken stagger earned her the nickname “Pinball.” But once she got to AA she won the game

One man’s spiritual awakening in the AA rooms

Could she maintain emotional sobriety with the COVID bully at her door? She and her Higher Power had a plan

After a mother loses her son, she finds that listening and sharing are beautiful gifts she can give others

At 27 years, she hit a rough patch with her Higher Power, but picked up a pen and found a way to keep talking

There she was a blizzard going on and stranded travelers drank cheerfully in the airport bar. Yet there was, locked in a bathroom, weeping…