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Carrying the Message

June 1967
By: J. L. | Spartanburg, South Carolina
New departments welcome

The "Happiness Part

November 1962
By: Bernard B. Smith
The "lost Commandment," the Twelve Steps, and. . .

The Outsider

August 1984
By: D. S. | Canton, Illinois

Letter from the Editor

July 2023 | Annual Prison Issue

Time for Transition

April 1994
By: Annemarie M. | Raynham, Massachusetts

HERE IS WHAT THE 1956 CONFERENCE DID

June 1956

Elegy for a Meeting

November 2004
By: Neil B. | Bronxville, New York
No more brewed coffee, raised hands, or shared experience, strength, and hope--but the gratitude lives on

A Shaky Newcomer Feels the Chill

June 2003
By: Anonymous

Carrying the Message

April 1968
By: L. A. | Udorn
Keeps AA with him

Time for Takeoff

March 2011
By: Pete B. | Fort Worth, Texas
A pilot shares the steps he takes to assure that his day has a smooth ride

The Same Safe Feeling

March 1993
By: Nancy J. | Scotts Valley, California

Twelve Steps and the Older Member

February 1955
By: J. E. | Bronxville, New York
Step Four: Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves

The AA Way

September 1991
By: Anonymous

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

April 1949
By: L.W.B. | Houston, Texas

The Time of Our Lives

February 1996

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Carrying the Message

October 1970
By: R. S. | Vancouver, British Columbia
Advice to a new(?) member

Will the Real Drunk Please Stand Up?

December 1979
By: J. A.

Around the World

June 1958
By: Anon., U. S. S., "Des Moines
GOOD TO BE ALIVE<lbNews, 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.

The Peace That Comes Through Pain

October 1984
By: D. J. | Duluth, Minnesota

AA Around the World

August 1959
By: B. R. | Palmyra
I CAN SEE EVERYTHING RIGHT HERE - 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 by the General Service Of

The Grapevine: Past, Present and Future

July 2011
By: Bill W.
In July 1945, Bill W. penned an article on the AA Grapevine that is still relevent today

The Grapevine: Past, Present, and Future

November 1993
By: Bill W.
From the July 1945 Grapevine

The Grapevine

Past, Present and Future

The Grapevine:

July 1945
By: Bill W.
Past, Present and Future

Carrying the Message

May 1966
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
Hip-pocket meeting

The Boy Grew up

June 1955
By: C.U. | Dade City, Florida

From the Grass Roots

September 1952
By: J. S. | Paso Robles, California
I CHANGED A WORD

Like the Old Days

October 1981
By: S. C. | Dorval, Quebec
Slips

Letter from the Editor

February 2022 | Getting Through Tough Times

Carrying the Message in Hindi

January 2004
By: Satya B. | New Delhi
A letter from an Intergroup Manager in New Delhi to his online AA group

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Quote June 19 2013

"The ability to laugh at ourselves is an intrinsic part of the healing process."

Marcy, N.Y., December 1992 "People Make the Program," The Home Group: Heartbeat of AA
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Quote December 29, 2013

“Serenity is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it.”

Tacoma, Wash., April 1984 “Short Takes,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 26, 2018

“The beauty of sobriety is that sometimes I am the one supported, and other times the one supporting. One act helps destroy my ego, the other my self-centeredness. I need to practice both actions if I want to survive”

“Self-Support,” Los Angeles, California, July 2007, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote September 26, 2016

“The beauty of sobriety is that sometimes I am the one supported, and other times the one supporting. One act helps destroy my ego, the other my self-centeredness. I need to practice both actions if I want to survive”

Los Angeles, Calif., July 2007 "Self-Support” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote September 26 2013

"The beauty of sobriety is that sometimes I am the one supported, and other times the one supporting. One act helps destroy my ego, the other my self-centeredness. I need to practice both actions if I want to survive"

Los Angeles, Calif., July 2007 "Self-Support" No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 12, 2019

“I’m still mystified by how I got sober, and the only answer that makes sense is that I stopped drinking through the grace of God. I was thinking about the difference between those of us who get sober and those who are still drinking, and I believe the difference is that we have accepted the grace that was offered. Every day, my Higher Power gives me the grace to be sober, and every day I make the choice not to drink, to accept the grace.”

“The Gift of Sobriety,” La Crescenta, California, February 1993, AA Grapevine
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Quote May 12, 2017

I’m still mystified by how I got sober, and the only answer that makes sense is that I stopped drinking through the grace of God. I was thinking about the difference between those of us who get sober and those who are still drinking, and I believe the difference is that we have accepted the grace that was offered. Every day, my Higher Power gives me the grace to be sober, and every day I make the choice not to drink, to accept the grace.”

La Crescenta, Calif., February 1993 “The Gift of Sobriety,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 15, 2019

“Without a connection to my Higher Power, I am the same old person with the same old defects, causing the same old pain in my life and others’.”

Berlin, Connecticut, September 2004, “What a Sponsor Is and Is Not,”, One on One
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 18, 2018

“As I peel away the layers of day-to-day expediency, I realize that my zigzag, erratic, and inconsistent course was in the general direction of progress all the time.”

“A Slob’s Guide to Spiritual Growth,” Fairfield, Connecticut, April 1982, AA Grapevine
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Quote December 8, 2015

"The reason we try to carry the message is so that we stay sober. If the person we are helping stays sober, that's an extra bonus."

Austin, TX, May 2003 "What I Learned From My Sponsor" I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Quote June 18, 2016

“As I peel away the layers of day-to-day expediency, I realize that my zigzag, erratic, and inconsistent course was in the general direction of progress all the time.”

Fairfield, Conn., April 1982 “A Slob’s Guide to Spiritual Growth” AA Grapevine
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Quote November 15, 2014

“Without a connection to my Higher Power, I am the same old person with the same old defects, causing the same old pain in my life and others’.”

Berlin, Conn., September 2004 “What a Sponsor Is and Is Not,” One on One

Grapevine Daily Quote November 15, 2017

“Without a connection to my Higher Power, I am the same old person with the same old defects, causing the same old pain in my life and others’.”

Berlin, Conn., September 2004“What a Sponsor Is and Is Not,”One on One
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Quote December 8, 2012

“The reason we try to carry the message is so that we stay sober. If the person we are helping stays sober, that’s an extra bonus.”

Austin, TX, May 2003 From: “What I Learned From My Sponsor” I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Quote June 18 2013

"As I peel away the layers of day-to-day expediency, I realize that my zigzag, erratic, and inconsistent course was in the general direction of progress all the time."

Fairfield, Conn., April 1982 "A Slob's Guide to Spiritual Growth" AA Grapevine
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