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It’s Up to the Group

February 2017
By: Alan S. | Rio Rancho, New Mexio
Things may get heated and not go our way, but we learn to trust the group conscience

The Pain In Spain Falls Mainly On the Brain

February 2002
By: Laura R. | Cincinnati, Ohio

The Opportunity to do Better

April 2024 | Happy Birthday Big Book!
By: Carrie B. | Bend, Oregon
She loved this Tuesday night meeting because the group let her bring her child. Problem was, it was listed as a closed meeting

What Worked for Me

January 2002
By: Ed H. | New York, New York
Not for Beginners Only

Carrying the Message

August 1973
By: ANONYMOUS | Fort Smith, Arkansas
Alcoholic geography

A Penny for Your Thoughts

March 1990
By: S. J. | Ames, Iowa

AA Around the World

December 1958
NEWS FROM GSO - News, comments and letters from and about AA's worldwide outposts and centers--gleaned from letters to the Grapevine and the General Service Office, and from the "AA Exchange Bulletin," published monthly by GSO.

PRASSA (Pacific Region of Alcoholics Anonymous Service)

Date
March 1, 2013 - March 3, 2013

Boise, ID: PRAASA (Pacific Region of Alcoholics Anonymous Service).       www.praasa.org

PRAASA (Pacific Region of Alcoholics Anonymous Service)

Date
March 6, 2015 - March 8, 2015

Layton, UT: PRAASA (Pacific Region of Alcoholics Anonymous Service).

[email protected]

Celebrating the “L”

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: B. K. | Columbus, Ohio
More than 50 years later, it continues to get better

Your Move - Responses from Readers on the Topic of "Online AA" from the May 1996 Grapevine

December 1996
By: Barry H. | Tacoma, Washington
In Any Format

From the Grass Roots

August 1957
By: T. F. W. | Los Padres, California
SITTING PRETTY

Can You Drink for Just One More Day?

December 1997
By: Billy S. | Cliffside Park, New Jersey

The Anecdote Bin

October 1965
Dedicated to the lighter side of our common problem

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

February 1947
By: E.K.D. | Kentucky
Wants Mail Contacts

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AA Around the World

May 1959
By: E.N. | Oslo, Norway

When the Shoe Is on the Other Foot

December 1974
By: Anonymous
Now you're sober in AA. How do you cope with a still-drinking spouse?

The Clock Is Running

July 1988
By: Barbara F. | North Little Rock, Arkansas

The Beat Goes On

March 1987
By: S. M. | Lodi, California

Smokes for Mount Saint Charles

December 2004
By: Judith N. | Marysville, Washington

A Kiss for a Penny

January 1960
By: R. C. | Houston, Texas

Experience, Strength, and Hope--A Visit to the Soviet Union

July 1989
By: Don P. | Aurora, Colorado

Paul, the kind of AA

October 2012
By: Richelle L. | Export, Pennsylvania
Words and love from a tattooed biker changed this woman's life forever

Into the World

March 2011
By: Linda C.
She once never left her house. Now she enjoys helping AA everywhere she can

Behind the Walls

July 1993
By: Chuck P. | Okmulgee, Oklahoma

The February 2014 Issue Is Here!

February 2014
This month's special section features stories about emotional sobriety

Why Is the Triangle the Symbol of AA?

September 1959
By: C. J. M. | Greenwich, Connecticut

Report on Carrying the Message to Africa

June 1999
Adapted from the Final Report of the 15th World Service Meeting, held in Auckland, New Zealand, October 1998

Joe Goes to the Conference

September 1950
By: Joe

The Death of a Sponsor

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Anonymous | Morton, Pa.
After spending a last few days with the sponsor he loved, he passes on that love to other men in AA

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Audio: Getting off the Roller Coaster

Magazine Issue October 2011 | Topics None

Audio: Angel in the Liquor Store

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Audio: The Big Beautiful Birthday Present

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Audio: The Vacant Chair

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Audio: Keep the Change

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Audio: Chained to the Beer Fridge

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Audio: Legacy of the Sisters

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Audio: The Secret Life of Alcoholism

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Audio: The Professional

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Audio: Changing the World by Friday

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Audio: The Bottle on the Counter

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Audio: Look Up the Steppers

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Audio: Quest for Faith

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Quote January 26, 2013

“There has to be something to be grateful for if I am only willing to change my attitude and look for it.”

Mesa, Ariz., March 2010 From: “Not on Fire” AA Grapevine
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Quote September 20 2013

"There has to be something to be grateful for if I am only willing to change my attitude and look for it."

Mesa, Ariz., March 2010 "Not On Fire" Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote April 2 2014

“For all the slow mornings, there are just as many when I arise with an open mind, willing to see what God has in store for me that day. Every chapter of self-pity ends when I am willing to abandon my pride and reach out to another alcoholic.”

Xian, China, October 1994 “Distilled Spirits,” AA Grapevine
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Quote April 2, 2017

“For all the slow mornings, there are just as many when I arise with an open mind, willing to see what God has in store for me that day. Every chapter of self-pity ends when I am willing to abandon my pride and reach out to another alcoholic.”

Xian, China, October 1994 “Distilled Spirits,” AA Grapevine
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Quote January 13, 2016

“Unity seldom means that we all agree on everything. Nor is unity served by setting aside our concerns and conforming to the majority opinion (or the vocal minority) ... Unity is best achieved by a full hearing of all points of view ... time for all of those involved to step back from emotional responses ... as well as careful consideration and prayer for that which will best serve the group or AA as a whole.”

Springville, UT, January 1998 “Unity Seldom Means That We All Agree” I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Quote January 13, 2013

“Unity seldom means that we all agree on everything. Nor is unity served by setting aside our concerns and conforming to the majority opinion (or the vocal minority) ... Unity is best achieved by a full hearing of all points of view ... time for all of those involved to step back from emotional responses ... as well as careful consideration and prayer for that which will best serve the group or AA as a whole.”

Springville, Utah, January 1998 From: “Unity Seldom Means That We All Agree” I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 28, 2019

“I don’t foresee outgrowing my need for help.”

Harrisonburg, Virginia, May 1991, “Lonely at the Top,”, Emotional Sobriety
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Quote October 28 2014

"I don't foresee outgrowing my need for help."

Harrisonburg, Va., May 1991    "Lonely at the Top,"     Emotional Sobriety

Grapevine Daily Quote October 28, 2017

“I don’t foresee outgrowing my need for help.”

Harrisonburg, Va., May 1991“Lonely at the Top,”Emotional Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 31

“These days I find that nothing is as precious as my sanity. I used to be addicted to drama and could only function on excitement and high levels of adrenaline. It’s very different today ... It’s all very ordinary and average and sane, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything”

London, England, February 1997, From: “Mesmerized by Sanity”, Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 31

“These days I find that nothing is as precious as my sanity. I used to be addicted to drama and could only function on excitement and high levels of adrenaline. It’s very different today ... It’s all very ordinary and average and sane, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.”

London, England, February 1997, From: “Mesmerized by Sanity”, Spiritual Awakenings
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 14, 2019

“The other day, I sent an AA friend on a job interview. He went to the wrong address and he lost the man's name. In another office, he stated his purpose, was offered a job, and came back with one better than the job I sent him to look for.”

“The Mysterious Ways of the Higher Power,” Wayne, Pennsylvania, June 1984, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote April 14, 2019

“The other day, I sent an AA friend on a job interview. He went to the wrong address and he lost the man's name. In another office, he stated his purpose, was offered a job, and came back with one better than the job I sent him to look for.”

“The Mysterious Ways of the Higher Power,” Wayne, Pennsylvania, June 1984, AA Grapevine
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Daily Quote January 14 2014

“The other day, I sent an AA friend on a job interview. He went to the wrong address and he lost the man's name. In another office, he stated his purpose, was offered a job, and came back with one better than the job I sent him to look for.”

Wayne, Penn., June 1984 “The Mysterious Ways of the Higher Power,” AA Grapevine
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Quote January 14, 2017

“The other day, I sent an AA friend on a job interview. He went to the wrong address and he lost the man's name. In another office, he stated his purpose, was offered a job, and came back with one better than the job I sent him to look for.”

Wayne, Pa., June 1984 “The Mysterious Ways of the Higher Power,” AA Grapevine
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