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Quote March 5, 2016

“Today, the two most important things in recovery for me are willingness and action ... Today, I have a smile that I can offer other alcoholics.”

Raleigh, N.C., July 2006 From: “A Smile to Offer” AA Grapevine
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Quote May 21, 2015

“I cannot give anyone the precious gift of sobriety; but I can listen to a newcomer's problems and tell her how it works for me.”

Lombard, Ill., March 1979 “Think Small,” Emotional Sobriety
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Quote March 5, 2013

“Today, the two most important things in recovery for me are willingness and action ... Today, I have a smile that I can offer other alcoholics.”

Raleigh, N.C., July 2006 From: “A Smile to Offer” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 2

“Today, we enjoy a Fellowship which owes its ever-increasing membership of recovering alcoholics (unprecedented in human history) to the well-wishers and combined efforts of many outside agencies and services, as well as many professionals. To these folks, we surely owe a debt of gratitude.
“Yet, the heart of AA remains the same, thank God, when one alcoholic reaches out to another, and we find that we can do together what none of us could do alone.”

“Sponsorship -- The Heart of AA,” Aberdeen, South Dakota, September 1991, In Our Own Words
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 1

“Today, we enjoy a Fellowship which owes its ever-increasing membership of recovering alcoholics (unprecedented in human history) to the well-wishers and combined efforts of many outside agencies and services, as well as many professionals. To these folks, we surely owe a debt of gratitude.

“Yet, the heart of AA remains the same, thank God, when one alcoholic reaches out to another, and we find that we can do together what none of us could do alone.”

“Sponsorship -- The Heart of AA,” Aberdeen, South Dakota, September 1991, In Our Own Words
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Quote March 30, 2015

“I thank God for bringing me to Alcoholics Anonymous, but mostly I thank Alcoholics Anonymous for bringing me to God.”

Toronto, Ontario, March 2006 “A God of My Understanding,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 18, 2018

“Though my sobriety had come easy, the growing up business hadn’t. Both emotional and spiritual growth have always been mighty difficult for me.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1957, “The Clergy”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote January 12, 2016

“I don’t believe I drank to get drunk, but always to seek in the next drink that peace for which a sick soul seems to thirst.”

Los Angeles, Calif., August 1965 “The Spiritual Kind of Thirst” Spiritual Awakenings
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Quote January 12, 2013

“I don’t believe I drank to get drunk, but always to seek in the next drink that peace for which a sick soul seems to thirst.”

Los Angeles, Calif., August 1965 From: “The Spiritual Kind of Thirst” Spiritual Awakenings
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Quote July 18 2013

"Though my sobriety had come easy, the growing up business hadn't. Both emotional and spiritual growth have always been mighty difficult for me."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1957 "The Clergy" The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 20, 2019

“For me, there is no better feeling than the one I get running into another alcoholic when I’m feeling down. We alcoholics are bonded together by the sadness of a deadly disease and the miracle of a spiritual solution.”

December 2006, “Between a Bartender and a Bad-Tempered Boss,”, AA Grapevine
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Quote June 20, 2017

“For me, there is no better feeling than the one I get running into another alcoholic when I’m feeling down. We alcoholics are bonded together by the sadness of a deadly disease and the miracle of a spiritual solution.”

December 2006 “Between a Bartender and a Bad-Tempered Boss,” AA Grapevine
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Quote June 20, 2014

“For me, there is no better feeling than the one I get running into another alcoholic when I’m feeling down. We alcoholics are bonded together by the sadness of a deadly disease and the miracle of a spiritual solution.”

December 2006 “Between a Bartender and a Bad-Tempered Boss,” AA Grapevine

Grapevine Daily Quote July 10, 2018

“We made a lot of mistakes. On the basis of our mistakes, Bill W. put together the Twelve Traditions ... The early members brought us one Tradition at a time, in the long form -- for our group conscience and vote. We discussed each one, took out anything that we didn’t want, made amendments, and then voted. I consider the Twelve Traditions to be the foundation of AA. There were a great many other things that contributed to this foundation, but this was the first really progressive step for our Fellowship.”

“From Wagon Trains to Jets,” Lafayette, California, June 1995, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote July 10 2013

"We made a lot of mistakes. On the basis of our mistakes, Bill W. put together the Twelve Traditions ... The early members brought us one Tradition at a time, in the long form -- for our group conscience and vote. We discussed each one, took out anything that we didn't want, made amendments, and then voted. I consider the Twelve Traditions to be the foundation of AA. There were a great many other things that contributed to this foundation, but this was the first really progressive step for our Fellowship."

Lafayette, Calif., June 1995 "From Wagon Trains to Jets" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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