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The Pose for Prayer

June 1960
By: Rev. Bob M. | Bronx, New York

Reaching Out For The Hand of AA

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Renee B | St. Louis, Mo.
The time for denial was over…

Mail Call for All A. A.s in the Armed Forces

July 1944

Help for the High-bottom

June 1973
By: A. M. H. | Naples, Florida
Convulsions and delirium tremens are not necessarily requirements for membership

Formula for an AA Meeting in the Cleveland Area

August 1961
By: H. B. | West Richfield, Ohio
From the birthplace of AA come customs that stand the test of time

Mail Call for All A.A.s in the Armed Forces

March 1945
By: T.D.Y.

Staying for the Miracle

April 2012
By: Charlene E. | San Diego, California
An old timer looks back upon her drinking life as she celebrates 34 years

Sneak Previewing A.A. for the Actor

June 1960
An eminently successful movie and TV star discloses the activities of the "Garage Group" he founded in Hollywood

Mail Call for All A.A.s in the Armed Forces

August 1944
By: Y.G.

The Quest for Spirituality

March 2000
By: Earle M. | Walnut Creek, California

A Tool for Carrying the Message

November 1987
On the Grapevine

The Search for Quality

December 1973
By: M. E. S. | Manhattan, New York
Can we continue to progress throughout our AA lives?

A coin for Mark

Magazine Issue February 2017 | Topics None

For the Birds

February 2009
By: Carol A. | Solola
Living in a foreign country put this bird-watcher's program into perspective

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Mail Call for All A.A.s in the Armed Forces

March 1945
By: T.D.Y.

Staying for the Miracle

April 2012
By: Charlene E. | San Diego, California
An old timer looks back upon her drinking life as she celebrates 34 years

Sneak Previewing A.A. for the Actor

June 1960
An eminently successful movie and TV star discloses the activities of the "Garage Group" he founded in Hollywood

Mail Call for All A.A.s in the Armed Forces

August 1944
By: Y.G.

The Quest for Spirituality

March 2000
By: Earle M. | Walnut Creek, California

A Tool for Carrying the Message

November 1987
On the Grapevine

The Search for Quality

December 1973
By: M. E. S. | Manhattan, New York
Can we continue to progress throughout our AA lives?

For the Birds

February 2009
By: Carol A. | Solola
Living in a foreign country put this bird-watcher's program into perspective

Charming Is the Word for Alcoholics

June 1959
By: Fulton Oursler
July 1944

Charming Is the Word for Alcoholics

July 1944
By: Fulton Oursler

What’s Best for the Group

January 2020 | Spiritual Awakenings
By: C.B. | Bend, Ore.
A member in Oregon shares her thoughts about one of our most important Traditions

One More for the Muse

December 1961
By: J. K. B. | North Hollywood, California
A writer who thought his inspiration had failed finds it renewed

Mail Call for All AAs in the Armed Forces

November 2004
Volume 1, Issue 1 June 1944

Mail Call for All A. A.'s in the Armed Forces

June 1944

For Those About to Take the Pledge

August 1973

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Letter from the Editor

Magazine Issue April 2021 | Topics Letters from the Editor

Any Hour of The Day

Magazine Issue March 2021 | Topics COVID-19 Homegroup/Meetings

The One I’d Never Make

Magazine Issue March 2021 | Topics None

Letter from the Editor

Magazine Issue March 2021 | Topics Letters from the Editor

On the Front

Magazine Issue February 2021 | Topics COVID-19 Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings Personal Stories

As the Spirit Moves Us

Magazine Issue February 2021 | Topics Relapse Spirituality Travel in Sobriety

Sisters of the Heart

Magazine Issue February 2021 | Topics Family Spirituality Sponsorship

Letter from the Editor

Magazine Issue February 2021 | Topics Letters from the Editor

The Front Lines

Magazine Issue January 2022 | Topics Service/Into Action

The best fit

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Homegroup/Meetings Service/Into Action What's On Your Mind? (opinion)

From the page to my heart

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Grapevine History Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings

Somewhere in the Catskills

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Gratitude Personal Stories Sponsorship

Zooming past the cops

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics COVID-19 Homegroup/Meetings Personal Stories

The Importance of Unity

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics None

Everything I looked for in a Bottle

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Family Getting through Adversity Service/Into Action

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Quote July 30, 2014

“The alcoholic is in no greater peril than when he takes his sobriety for granted.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1949 “A Suggestion for Thanksgiving” The Language of the Heart

Quote April 13, 2015

“Part of the magic of AA is that the Fellowship, like the loving God who presides over us all, never gives up hope for the suffering alcoholic.”

West Palm Beach, Fla., September 1986 “The Kid Who Came In from the Cold,” In Our Own Words
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Quote May 18, 2014

“My home group's primary purpose is to carry the AA message to the alcoholic who still suffers. Some of those have much sobriety, because the alcoholic who still suffers is not necessarily a newcomer. However, when newcomers do show up at our home group we try to focus our discussion on what's in the Big Book and how it can help them if they are willing to follow some simple suggestions.”

Paso Robles, Calif., May 1998 “The Cement That Binds Us,” AA Grapevine
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Quote Feb 21 2016

"Turn toward that power and ask for help whenever you feel disturbed or afraid, the way a plant turns toward the light."

N.Y., January 2006    From: "Tools for Life"Beginner's Book
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Quote February 21, 2013

“Turn toward that power and ask for help whenever you feel disturbed or afraid, the way a plant turns toward the light.”

N.Y., January 2006 From: “Tools for Life” Beginner’s Book
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Quote May 11, 2014

“The AA program does not recognize walls. It is immune to the conditions which break down an individual relationship, the difference in social levels, of intellect, of experience. AA takes no heed of this. It has one primary law, help your fellow man and do it by example rather than by instruction.”

Walla Walla,Wash., February 1955 “Prisoner AA,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 7, 2019

“Everyone’s recipe for serenity is different. It’s like vegetable soup -- nobody makes it quite the same.”

“Circles of Sobriety,” Chestertown, New York, January 2006, AA Grapevine
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Quote March 21, 2015

“We can never take our plodding progress as the slightest alibi for setting ourselves second-rate goals.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960 “AA Tomorrow,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote August 11, 2018

“Sober now, there was this tug at my heart, the love of one alcoholic for another.”

“From Wagon Trains to Jets,” Lafayette, California, June 1995, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote May 7, 2014

“Everyone’s recipe for serenity is different. It’s like vegetable soup -- nobody makes it quite the same.”

Chestertown, N.Y., January 2006 “Circles of Sobriety,” AA Grapevine
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Quote May 7, 2017

“Everyone’s recipe for serenity is different. It’s like vegetable soup -- nobody makes it quite the same.”

Chestertown, N.Y., January 2006 “Circles of Sobriety,” AA Grapevine
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Quote August 11 2013

"Sober now, there was this tug at my heart, the love of one alcoholic for another."

Lafayette, Calif., June 1995 "From Wagon Trains to Jets" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 8

“Spiritual fitness is required if I am to be of service to anyone.”

Berlin, Connecticut, September 2004, “What a Sponsor Is and Is Not,”, One on One
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 7

“Spiritual fitness is required if I am to be of service to anyone.”

Berlin, Connecticut, September 2004. “What a Sponsor Is and Is Not,” One on One
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 1, 2018

“The actual experience of turning myself inside out for the first time in the presence of an AA member left me drained and numb; but when feeling started to come back, I found that I had changed. For the first time in my AA experience, I could feel the sunshine of God’s love on my wounds, and true peace of mind.”

“Finding Self-Forgiveness,” Memphis, Tennessee, October 1977Step By Step: Real AAs, Real Recovery
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