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Bridging the Gap

May 1981
By: B. I. | Studio City, California

Here on the Moon We're Serene and Pure

August 1974
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
A letter suggesting that we on earth have been guilty of transgression in our way of doing things

The November Issue of Grapevine is Here!

In this month's special section, we feature stories about gratitude

Across the Editor's Desk

April 1961

The Taste of AA

July 1958
By: Anon | Chichester, New Hampshire

Eddie and the Evil Eye

October 1949
The Human Story

The Olive Branch

September 2025 | Stories of Gratitude
By: Charlene P. | Puyallup, Washington
Repairing relationships is an amazing thing. But the amends this mother experienced was to “dye” for

The Lucky Ones

May 2018
By: Nancy G. | New York, NY
Not everyone makes it to AA, but she was one of the lucky ones who got help and received tools for guidance and living

At the Ranch

August 2015
She wasn't expecting to be offered a drink on her spiritual retreat

The Unhung-up People

April 1972
By: B. E. | Greenwich, Connecticut
A belief in God comes easier to some people than to others

The Invitation

November 1959
By: A. C. B. | Lowell, Massachusetts

Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad

June 1947
By: I.A.G. | St. Louis, Missouri
For the Young A.A.

Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad

September 1945
By: A. F. | New York City
After Three Months

Bring to the table

July 2019 | The Prison Issue
By: Bradley W. | Plymouth, Wisconsin
A sober prisoner discovers that hanging out in the day room is the place to be

Shoes to Live For

September 2016
A woman in spike heels kept him sober that night. How did she know all his secrets?

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The Gift of Acceptance

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Sean L. | Waukegan, Ill.
In his darkest moments, he reached out to God and AA. Both answered

The AA Capital of the World

October 1999
By: David S. | Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

From the Grass Roots

June 1958
By: Anon. | Palm Springs, California
PILLS AND SOBRIETY?

Across the Editor's Desk

April 1958
Tempus Fugit

79 Years With the Bottle

September 1961
By: Louis R., by P. C. | Washington, D. C.
His mother put whiskey in his baby bottle. From then on, any old jug would do

The Glass Cathedral

May 1963
By: J. K. B. | No. Hollywood, California
Closeness to nature--beneath the skies. . .by the sea. . .in the hills helped ease his rough journey, from glass crutch to

AA Around the World

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Mark H. | Lincoln, MI
A first sober trip to England includes a minor AA miracle

The Dad I Could Love

March 2013
By: Smoochie | Tacoma, Washington

The Tenth Step

December 1975
By: J. M. | Rantoul, Illinois

From the Grass Roots

January 1954
By: Anonymous | Alameda, California
TOO MANY SAINTS?

Mail Call for A.A.s at Home and Abroad

March 1949
By: Bill | Belfast

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944
By: Abbot T.'s stepson, Lt. Richard H.
I Didn't Think You A.A.s Could Do Him Much Good. . .

The Sun in My Eyes

January 2015
By: Samantha D. | Wisscasset, Maine
A story of two different mornings and a lifetime in between

Carrying the Message in 'Fifty-five

July 1980
By: Bill W.
From a talk at a New York AA meeting during the twenty-first year of AA's existence - Part 1 of a two-part article

The Writing On the Wall

December 2003
By: Patrick C. | Provincetown, Massachusetts
He'd heard a higher power can be seen in anything. He never dreamed he'd find it in a note written by a stranger in a parked car.

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Grapevine Daily Quote August 25, 2019

“Throughout the world AAs are twelfth-stepping with thousands of new prospects a month. Between one and two thousand of these stick on our first presentation; past experience shows that most of the remainder will come back to us later on. Almost entirely unorganized, and completely nonprofessional, this mighty spiritual current is now flowing from alcoholics who are well to those who are sick. One alcoholic talking to another; that's all.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1948, “Tradition Eight”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote November 8, 2015

“To know yourself is not done just by reviewing your ‘misdeeds’; they are not you ... Your doubts, fears, and apprehensions, your immature cravings, your self-indulgence ... they are all committed by your physical body, guided by false instincts and imagination, instead of by your real self, which is the soul – the spirit within. That is where your conscience is, and your wisdom and your strength – which no one can hurt but you.”

New York, N.Y., November 1946 “Sobriety for Ourselves” Thank You for Sharing: Sixty Years of Letters to the Grapevine
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Quote August 25, 2014

“Throughout the world AAs are twelfth-stepping with thousands of new prospects a month. Between one and two thousand of these stick on our first presentation; past experience shows that most of the remainder will come back to us later on. Almost entirely unorganized, and completely nonprofessional, this mighty spiritual current is now flowing from alcoholics who are well to those who are sick. One alcoholic talking to another; that's all.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1948 “Tradition Eight” The Language of the Heart

Grapevine Daily Quote August 25, 2017

“Throughout the world AAs are twelfth-stepping with thousands of new prospects a month. Between one and two thousand of these stick on our first presentation; past experience shows that most of the remainder will come back to us later on. Almost entirely unorganized, and completely nonprofessional, this mighty spiritual current is now flowing from alcoholics who are well to those who are sick. One alcoholic talking to another; that's all.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1948 “Tradition Eight,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote November 8

"To know yourself is not done just by reviewing your 'misdeeds'; they are not you ... Your doubts, fears, and apprehensions, your immature cravings, your self-indulgence ... they are all committed by your physical body, guided by false instincts and imagination, instead of by your real self, which is the soul – the spirit within. That is where your conscience is, and your wisdom and your strength – which no one can hurt but you."

New York, N.Y., November 1946 From: "Sobriety for Ourselves" Thank You for Sharing: Sixty Years of Letters to the Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 17, 2018

“My inner feelings boil down to a handful of things – fear, anger, self-pity, shame, and feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. These are the things we need to talk about in AA.”

“One Brick at a Time,” Russell, Pennsylvania, December 2004, Beginner’s Book: Getting and Staying Sober
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 18, 2018

“How wonderful to be sober, to be able to think clearly (at times, at least), and to become aware of some portion of the greater wisdom concealed so deeply within myself.”

“A New Way of Looking at Life,” Columbus, Ohio, April 1981, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 23, 2019

“Sincerity of purpose, humility in the knowledge of our own power to help, and confidence in our understanding of our capacities in AA are likely to help in working with others.”

“St. Paul’s Four Discussion Groups,” St. Paul, Minnesota, December 1945, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote April 23, 2019

“Sincerity of purpose, humility in the knowledge of our own power to help, and confidence in our understanding of our capacities in AA are likely to help in working with others.”

“St. Paul’s Four Discussion Groups,” St. Paul, Minnesota, December 1945, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Quote January 23 2014

"Sincerity of purpose, humility in the knowledge of our own power to help, and confidence in our understanding of our capacities in AA are likely to help in working with others."

St. Paul, Minn., December 1945 "St. Paul's Four Discussion Groups" The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 31, 2018

“I pray that I may continue to grow in unselfishness, enough to care about the lives of all alcoholics, wherever they may be -- those that are with us and those yet to come.”

“You Call This Unity!” Piscataway, New Jersey, January 1992, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 3, 2018

“I am finally leaning really to live one day at a time and to appreciate and be alert to the beautiful, marvel-filled, albeit sometimes infuriating world around me. This is a startlingly pleasant reward.”

“Beyond the Generation Gap,” Saratoga, California, August 1985, The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Quote January 9, 2015

“AA has taught me that being ‘a small part of the great whole’ carries with it a responsibility and that there is always something that I can do to contribute to ‘our common welfare.’”

Piscataway, N.J., January 1992 “You Call This Unity?” AA Grapevine
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Quote December 17, 2016

“My inner feelings boil down to a handful of things – fear, anger, self-pity, shame, and feelings of inadequacy and low self-esteem. These are the things we need to talk about in AA.”

Russell, Pa., December 2004 “One Brick at a Time” Beginner’s Book: Getting and Staying Sober
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Quote January 23, 2017

“Sincerity of purpose, humility in the knowledge of our own power to help, and confidence in our understanding of our capacities in AA are likely to help in working with others.”

St. Paul, Minn., December 1945 “St. Paul’s Four Discussion Groups,” The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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