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

April 1949
By: B.C. | Port Clinton, Ohio

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

February 1949
By: Ernie L. | Chicago, Illinois

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

April 1948
By: Van | Honolulu, Hawaii
Rough Draft

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

November 1947
By: E.E.A. | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Simple or Complex?

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

September 1946
By: L.C. | Portland, Oregon
Playing at A.A.

Looking for feathers

September 2019 | Young & Sober
By: Leah B. | Eugene, Oregon
An old-timer shares about honesty, laughter and paying attention to life’s subtle messages

For the Birds

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

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

October 1947
By: H.B.R. | Loving, New Mexico
One Man's Explanation

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

March 1946
By: S.L.V. | St. Georges
Let's Write Them!

No Time for Self-pity

March 1974
By: E. H. | Eugene, Oregon
Turning her emotional problems over to Other Hands, she gets on with the job of living

Taking Gratitude for Granted

May 2000
By: Clancy I. | Los Angeles, California

Waiting for the Last Hiccup

January 1985
By: J. M. | Springvile, New York
We're always changing, but who can predict the final result?

For Beginners

May 1959
By: Anon. | Akron, Ohio
The following article, though not Intended by the author for publication under the "For Beginners" heading, was considered by the Editors as appropriate for that Department. As with other signed articles, it represents solely the author's personal opinion

Humility for Today

May 1977
By: S. H. | Bellevue, Washington
Be always willing to let it happen

Hope Is Born for the Hopeless Behind Doors of State Hospital

June 1947
By: M.M. | Forest Hills, New York

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Waiting for the Last Hiccup

January 1985
By: J. M. | Springvile, New York
We're always changing, but who can predict the final result?

For Beginners

May 1959
By: Anon. | Akron, Ohio
The following article, though not Intended by the author for publication under the "For Beginners" heading, was considered by the Editors as appropriate for that Department. As with other signed articles, it represents solely the author's personal opinion

Humility for Today

May 1977
By: S. H. | Bellevue, Washington
Be always willing to let it happen

Hope Is Born for the Hopeless Behind Doors of State Hospital

June 1947
By: M.M. | Forest Hills, New York

Making it Easy for Others to Love Us

January 2017
By: Paul C. | Oceanside, California
Years of AA have given him sobriety and acceptance and a life with compassion and wonder

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

July 1946
By: C.F.J. | Wilmington, Delaware
How Much Is Too Much?

PO Box 1980

October 1992
By: P. C. | Oyster Bay, New York
Outside issues?

The Hazards of AAS' Counseling for Pay

October 1970
By: John L. Norris, MD
Three articles presenting varying points of view on the AA member working in the field of alcohol problems

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

December 1945
By: S.S. | Manhattan
The Greater Power

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

November 1945
By: M. L. | Rochester, New York
Answer from Genesee

Plan for Survival

March 1951

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

July 1948
By: E.A.H. | Brockton, Massachusetts
Don't Pick It Apart

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

December 1947
By: C.S. | Richmond, California
God Heals Us

Credo for an A.A. Wife

May 1945
By: A Grateful A.A. Wife | Montpelier, Vermont

3-11 for the Skeptic

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

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Quote August 18 2012

"There is among us AAs the ever present need for further spiritual development."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960 From: "Let's Keep it Simple – But How?" The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 28 2013

"Not drinking is the first requirement for joy; the second requirement is gratitude."

Lombard, Ill., Feb. 1995 "The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language" In Our Own Words: Stories of Young AAs in Recovery
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November 11, 2013

“We can’t grow without giving ourselves space for silence and the voice within.”

Greenwich Village, N.Y., December 1997 “Oh God, You Again?” I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Quote January 26, 2015

“Putting my ego aside to ask others for help still doesn’t come naturally, so I’ve made it a part of my Tenth Step inventory, asking, ‘Have I failed to ask for help when I needed it today?’”

Phoenix, Ariz.“HELP,”AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 26, 2018

“Putting my ego aside to ask others for help still doesn’t come naturally, so I’ve made it a part of my Tenth Step inventory, asking, ‘Have I failed to ask for help when I needed it today?’”

Phoenix, Ariz. “HELP,” AA Grapevine
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Quote March 19 2014

"New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA."

Los Gatos, Calif., February 1993 "A Part of the Whole" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 19, 2019

“New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA.”

“A Part of the Whole,” Los Gatos, California, February 1993, AA Grapevine
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Quote March 19, 2017

“New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA.”

Los Gatos, California, February 1993 “A Part of the Whole” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 28, 2018

“I don’t fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today.”

“Loving Arms,” Santa Monica, California, November 2004, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote September 28, 2016

“I don’t fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today.”

Santa Monica, Calif., November 2004 “Loving Arms” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote June 8, 2015

"A good question to ask myself frequently is: What am I looking for – advice or approval?"

Tampa, Fla., May 1945 "Letters to the Editor" Thank You for Sharing: Sixty Years of Letters to the AA Grapevine
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Quote September 28 2013

"I don't fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today."

Santa Monica, Calif., November 2004 "Loving Arms" No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote May 11, 2015

“It would be virtually impossible to experience the Twelve Steps and not learn something of love. I believe that love is the willingness to extend oneself for spiritual growth. When we answer a call for help, we are extending ourselves for the purpose of spiritual growth. Someone once said that there are three steps to becoming a loving person: love yourself, be yourself, forget yourself.”

Brentwood, N.Y., December 1998 “Got It? Give It. Forget It.” Step By Step
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 30, 2019

“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
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Quote April 18, 2016

"We found that each of us had to make willing sacrifices ... for the common welfare."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1955 “Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous” The Language of the Heart
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