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Each group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or AA as a whole.

A senior finds her way home to AA

On Tuesday nights, AA buddies meet to laugh, joke and share their lives. Oh yeah, and to play a little golf

Dousing the flames of the past, he finds new life in the Fellowship

Her most important sobriety and life lesson? When needed, her Higher Power was always there

We celebrate our beloved book "Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions"!

He expresses his gratitude for Tradition Three and how it helped hin claim his chair

Discovering community in AA through the message of “we”

We got out of the car and Kirby stuck a Big Book under his arm and we headed up the walkway, acting like we knew what we were doing. Kirby knocked on the screen door.

No job, no wife, no driver’s license or money. Here he was 30 days sober, in the cold, and now the AA meeting door was locked

The Steps help him look at his painful past and amend the way he treats others

Learning to love others by first loving herself brought this alcoholic to six home groups in four countries

A member shares his experience with the concept of autonomy

Little routine things that cost him nothing and clear his conscience begin when he parks the car