Love on Emerald Lake
May 2014
By:
Anonymous
After a breakup, he headed to Vermont to be of service. But his HP had much bigger plans
Face Value
May 2012
By:
Jude H.
| Graton, California
How she got off her dirty carpet, found self-worth and learned to help others
Homeless in Double-Digit Sobriety
Web Exclusives
| Grapevine Online Exclusives
By:
Susan B.
| Wichita, KS
A powerful story of homelessness in sobriety
Family tree
August 2021
| Seniors in AA
By:
Judith H.
| Claremont, Calif.
Three years ago we had to bury my boy, and I’m still broken. By God’s grace I have not had a drink during all this. These little kindnesses show me life is worth living.
Big Book, Coffeepot & Me
October 2020
| Money and Sobriety
By:
Greg H.
| Park Forest, Ill.
For the first two months, I’d show up Wednesday nights at the appointed time, unlock the space, make coffee and sit there and read. After an hour, I’d dump the coffee.
My Journey Begins, Yet Again
December 2018
| Sober for the Holidays and Remote Communities
By:
Patti C.
The signs warning of a relapse were all there…yet somehow she missed them
To Those Who Wait …
October 2014
By:
Ernie P.
| Florida
After not drinking for 25 years, he picked up. Now he has four years sober in AA
Editorial
September 1952
Anne Smith
June 1950
(March 21st, 1881--June 1st, 1949)<lb"She greeted strangers, and listened for their names.
What Happens Here
December 2024
| Remote Communities and Sober Holidays
By:
Billy G.
| New York, New York
Learning to Live
June 2015
By:
Ronnie B.
| Riverview, Florida
How AA helped one long-time inmate stay sober in prison and chart a new path
Son of Tall Man
February 1976
By:
Maynard B.
| Fairfield, Connecticut
An American Indian shares his strength, hope, and experience
Hair-shirt Humility
February 1972
By:
J. W.
| Key West, Florida
Need we be as compulsive about guilt as we were about booze?
Amazing Grace
November 2025
| Early days of AA
By:
Snow P.
| Boca Raton, Florida
On her 25th anniversary, a return to her very first meeting gave her a cherished moment she’ll never forget