February Ahoy!
February 1953
The Clip Sheet
November 1946
God Brought Me To AA
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By:
Leslie K.
| Modesto, Calif.
Sobriety was difficult until she finally heard her story
The biggest tip I ever got
October 2018
By:
Tom W.
| Santa Fe, New Mexico
In 1951, a 15-year-old boy delivered a telegram to a little house in Akron. He hadn’t a clue why he’d one day return
Is “Attraction” Spelled With Four Letters?
October 2016
Does profanity at meetings unite us or divide us? And what does the outside world think? One AA gives his opinion
Hey, Why the Dress Code?
March 2012
By:
Patrick M.
| Cleveland Heights, Ohio
A member expresses his opinion about "rules" in AA, while holding fast to the Third Tradition
Homework
February 2006
By:
John G.
| Ravensdale, Washington
A high school student writes about AAS impact on his family
ON THE SHORES OF THE AEGEAN
May 2009
By:
RODNEY N.
| Mountain Home, Idaho
A beacon of hope is lit in Turkey
The Three Legacies
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By:
Heidi Jo M.
| Rochelle, Texas
The building blocks of her sobriety are recovery, unity and service
My Road to Faith
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By:
Valerie E.
| Mathis, Texas
Trust God, clean house and find a faith that sustains you
I Lost Everything
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J.G.
| Des Moines, Iowa
He thought he was “cured,” and could go on with his life. But alcohol had other ideas
Help for a ‘Garden Variety’ Alcoholic
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By:
Steve H.
He had been an ordinary drinker, but received extraordinary help from AA
Bird trouble
April 2017
By:
Woody R.
| Stockton, California
He was in a jam alright, but it wasn’t over feathers. This time liquor had him locked up good
“I Heard You Don’t Drink”
December 2016
By:
Rodney D.
| Fort Lauderdale, Florida
There’s nothing like an anonymity break to ruin a lovely, hot summer beach day
Dear Grapevine
March 2011
No Barriers
April 2006
By:
Christina L.
| Quesnel, British Columbia
A member welcomes a deaf alcoholic without sign language