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A past delegate recalls how he learned that a good day of service can begin with a well-made bed

The best years of his life came after he found his way into the Fellowship

At the mountain recovery retreat, the zip line was almost more than she bargained for. But not quite...

A Grapevine reader examines AA approaches to finding a God of our understanding

Sometimes a geographic is a good thing—if it means staying sober

Coming to his senses in AA

Growing up with an alcoholic parent, she thought she knew all the pitfalls

She finds spiritual awakening and a deep sense of gratitude helping other alcoholics behind bars

He astonished the old-timers by boiling it all down to a simple phrase. That can’t be right, they thought. But it worked for him

Her dad wanted her to get sober too, so he led by example—well, and maybe a few hints around the house

Through years of love and loss, some things she knows for sure—good things come and go, we learn from our hindsight and we don’t drink

A man from Nepal reminds him that we don’t have the power to get people sober. We just hope and keep reaching out

Sobriety can take us on some interesting adventures when we remember to keep reaching out

The first 11 Steps had transformed his life. Now it was time for Step Twelve

The beauty of making amends and not shutting the door on the past is that a window opens to help others