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

August 1945
By: Jack G. C., Jr., HA1/c
The Seed Was Planted

I Stayed for the Sake of the Children

August 1953
By: Mrs. E. | Hill city, Minnesota
A family story of shipwreck and rescue

Thanks for the Memory

July 1957
By: H. L. S. | Los Angeles, California

Alone for the holidays

December 2013
By: Ali B. | Delray Beach, Florida
Her AA friends were all leaving town, and she was miles away from home. Sponsor to the rescue!

AA Thought for the Day

April 1958
By: Chit-Chat

An Hp For The Present

July 2007
By: Andrea J. | Ypsilanti, Michigan
A new vision for a childhood God

Waiting for the Wrecker

December 1986
By: M. R. | Alturas, California

Don'ts" for the Non-alcoholic

August 1949
By: Peggy | Dallas, Texas

Pacific Region Service Assembly

Date
March 2, 2012 - March 4, 2012

Bellevue, WA: Pacific Region AA Service Assembly. Box 704, Bothell, WA 98041

 

www.praasa.org

 

AA Grapevine Readers Respond to "Is AA Just for Christians?" Published in the October 2003 Issue

March 2004
By: Amy H. | Springfield, Missouri
Under the spell

A Prayer for The Ex

January 2022 | Beginners
By: Lois L. | Chandler, Ariz.
Oh great. She’s trying to get sober and her husband is suing her. And now they suggest she pray for him? Right!

Charming Is the Word for Alcoholics

November 1983
By: Fulton Oursler
From the July 1944 Grapevine

The Necessity for Change

June 1963
By: E. L. | Vermont

For the Love of Ruby

March 2002
By: Stacy M. | Azle, Texas

The Rules Were OK for Others

September 1953
By: Z.W. | Clayton, Missouri
The story of a woman who thought: "I knew all the pitfalls and would be able to avoid them.

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Charming Is the Word for Alcoholics

November 1983
By: Fulton Oursler
From the July 1944 Grapevine

The Necessity for Change

June 1963
By: E. L. | Vermont

For the Love of Ruby

March 2002
By: Stacy M. | Azle, Texas

The Rules Were OK for Others

September 1953
By: Z.W. | Clayton, Missouri
The story of a woman who thought: "I knew all the pitfalls and would be able to avoid them.

Five Alcoholics Looking for the Perfect Pitch

August 1944

The Search for Self-approval

October 1967
By: M. D. B. | Jackson, Michigan
How the AA program deals with our need for self-approval and recognition by others

. . .what suggestions they have for improving the magazine and for reaching a wider audience

January 2000

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

August 1945
By: H. G. G.
Navy Chaplain Lauds Work

Some Tips for the Holidays

December 1993
By: Jill M. | Vancouver, British Columbia

3-11 for the Skeptic

January 1959
By: P. B. | Laconia, New Hampshire

The Search for Ecstasy

November 1975
By: Gerald Heard
From the May 1958 Grapevine

The Search for Ecstasy

May 1958
By: Gerald Heard

Reaching for the Sky

January 2022 | Beginners
By: Gabrielle S. | New York, N.Y.
Getting sober opened a brand new adventure of climbing heights—and she hasn’t looked back

The Need for Prayer Is Great

April 1950
By: O. S. | Burwood, N. S. W.

Thoughts for the Newcomer--

March 1949
By: P.S.H. | Nashville, Tennessee

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Looking for Loopholes

Magazine Issue September 2020 | Topics Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings Spirituality Sponsorship

Batten Down the Hatches

Magazine Issue September 2020 | Topics Relapse

Letter from the Editor

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Letter from the Editor

Magazine Issue August 2020 | Topics Letters from the Editor

The Best We Could

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No One’s the Boss

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Zooming Into the Fourth Dimension

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Lighting the Way

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Missing All The Hugs

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The Thinker

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Letter from the Editor

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Out of the Madness

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The Committee

Magazine Issue July 2020 | Topics AA Around the World

Unity is the Gift

Magazine Issue June 2020 | Topics None

Working on The Inside

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Quote February 6, 2017

“We of AA can never set any hampering limitation upon the ultimate destiny of ourselves and our Fellowship, nor any whatever upon God’s love for us all. Individually and collectively, structurally and spiritually, we shall ever need to build for the future.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960 “AA Tomorrow” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 26

“Service made me feel useful. Twelfth Step work taught me to accept my past.”

“Working Incognito,” State College, Pennsylvania, April 1994, Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 25

“Service made me feel useful. Twelfth Step work taught me to accept my past.”

“Working Incognito,” State College, Pennsylvania, April 1994, Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 24

“I ask the newcomer to help me wash the coffeepot, or put chairs away, because service was, and still is, my key to belonging.”

“The Key to Belonging,” Manchester, New Hampshire, September 2000, I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 23

“I ask the newcomer to help me wash the coffeepot, or put chairs away, because service was, and still is, my key to belonging.”

“The Key to Belonging,” Manchester, New Hampshire, September 2000, I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 3, 2019

“My sponsor told me that if I stayed away from the first drink a day at a time and followed the suggested Twelve Steps, I could lead a sober life. She didn’t promise me health, wealth, happiness, love -- or comfort. All she promised me was sobriety! Thank goodness, she didn’t promise me anything else, because along the AA path I have found sickness, death, unhappiness, and considerable discomfort. But I have also found the greatest joy, love, and happiness of my life.”

“Reality Can Be Uncomfortable,” Millburn, New Jersey, July 1971, Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote July 3, 2017

“My sponsor told me that if I stayed away from the first drink a day at a time and followed the suggested Twelve Steps, I could lead a sober life. She didn’t promise me health, wealth, happiness, love -- or comfort. All she promised me was sobriety! Thank goodness, she didn’t promise me anything else, because along the AA path I have found sickness, death, unhappiness, and considerable discomfort. But I have also found the greatest joy, love, and happiness of my life.”

Millburn, N.J., July 1971 “Reality Can Be Uncomfortable,” Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote July 3, 2014

“My sponsor told me that if I stayed away from the first drink a day at a time and followed the suggested Twelve Steps, I could lead a sober life. She didn’t promise me health, wealth, happiness, love -- or comfort. All she promised me was sobriety! Thank goodness, she didn’t promise me anything else, because along the AA path I have found sickness, death, unhappiness, and considerable discomfort. But I have also found the greatest joy, love, and happiness of my life.”

Millburn, New Jersey, July 1971 “Reality Can Be Uncomfortable,” Emotional Sobriety II

Grapevine Daily Quote November 19, 2018

“The best university for me -- the best school, the best teaching -- was in analyzing mistakes that I’d made and problems I created because of these mistakes. Not my successes.”

“A Smiling Man, A Happy Man,” Warsaw, Poland, October 1996, AA Around the World
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Quote November 19, 2016

“The best university for me -- the best school, the best teaching -- was in analyzing mistakes that I’d made and problems I created because of these mistakes. Not my successes.”

Warsaw, Poland, October 1996 “A Smiling Man, A Happy Man” AA Around the World
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November 19, 2013

“The best university for me -- the best school, the best teaching -- was in analyzing mistakes that I’d made and problems I created because of these mistakes. Not my successes.”

Warsaw, Poland, October 1996 “A Smiling Man, A Happy Man,” AA Around the World
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 28

“I can no longer use the illness of alcoholism as an excuse for anything. There is a catch, however. If I fail to use my recovery in service to others, I will become sick again.”

“Service Is the Reason,” Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1979, Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 2
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 28

“I can no longer use the illness of alcoholism as an excuse for anything. There is a catch, however. If I fail to use my recovery in service to others, I will become sick again.”

“Service Is the Reason,” Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1979, Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 2
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 1

“I can no longer use the illness of alcoholism as an excuse for anything. There is a catch, however. If I fail to use my recovery in service to others, I will become sick again.”

“Service Is the Reason,” Winnipeg, Manitoba, June 1979, Best of the Grapevine, Vol. 2
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 16

“The expression of true humility is the willingness to serve others without expectation of reward, prestige or recognition for our services to them. It should be done in a spirit of cheerfulness and joy.”

Chicago, Illinois, November 1949, “Mail Call: Step Seven,”, Step By Step
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