A Miracle Happened That Day
August 1979
By:
P. B.
| Douglasville, Georgia
At her first meeting, she lost all desire to drink
Tolerance
June 1978
By:
R. G.
| Fort Knox, Kentucky
Let's apply it to groups as well as to individuals
No Man Is an Island
July 1967
By:
B. G.
| Forest Hills, New York
Concern for others has opened the way to God for her
Helpful Household Hints
February 1950
By:
R.W.
| Buffalo, New York
a non-alcoholic wife can make AA life much easier
Another Way to Live This Life
Web Exclusives
| Grapevine Online Exclusives
By:
Angie L.
| Tavernier, Fla.
Her Higher Power kept sending her clues that broke through her denial during one last weekend of drinking
No Longer Alone
May 2020
| Getting Into General Service
By:
David S.
| New York, N.Y.
With a sponsor’s tough love and unconditional acceptance, he finished his Fifth Step and got back into life
Grapevine Daily Quote February 21, 2019
“I use notes to remind me to seek my Higher Power ... On my desk, in front of my computer is the note: ‘Good morning, this is God, I will be handling all your worries and concerns for today. I will not need your help!’”
“Note to Self,” Buffalo Grove, Illinois, November 2013, AA Grapevine
Quote February 21 2014
"I use notes to remind me to seek my Higher Power ... On my desk, in front of my computer is the note: 'Good morning, this is God, I will be handling all your worries and concerns for today. I will not need your help!'"
Buffalo Grove, Ill., November 2013 From: "Note to Self" AA Grapevine
Quote February 21, 2017
“I use notes to remind me to seek my Higher Power ... On my desk, in front of my computer is the note: ‘Good morning, this is God, I will be handling all your worries and concerns for today. I will not need your help!’”
Buffalo Grove, Ill., November 2013 “Note to Self,” AA Grapevine
Is He One of Us Yet?
November 1995
By:
Michael F.
| Charlotte, North Carolina
It took some time, but this AA finally fit in
Cold Sober
February 1991
By:
Dan M.
| Chicago, Illinois
Step Two - Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.