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An Environment for Change

June 1981
By: J. B. | Corpus Christi, Texas
We need to become willing to change

Some Questions for the AA Pro

February 1972
By: Tom G. | Remsen, New York
There is opportunity for service, and a possibility for disaster, in the expanding profession of helping alcoholics

Plan Sought for Group Growth

July 1954
By: M. A. | Colorado Springs, Colorado
from the Groupvine

Letters Ask for Bottle of "Cure

May 1948

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

March 1946
By: A wife | Portland, Oregon
Another Wife's View

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

September 1944

Waiting for the Wrecker

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

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

Script for a Sobriety Commercial

January 1975
By: J. G. T. | Negaunee, Michigan
Let's switch on our private TV and look inside our heads, where good-guy and bad-guy qualities fight it out

Waiting for the Will of God

February 1966
By: B. P. | St. John's
. . .God as we understand Him

Help for the Revolving Door Drunk

September 1964
By: G. Randell Whitmeyer

Hospitalization in Akron Model for A.A.

February 1945
By: Dick S. | Cleveland Heights, Ohio

Dinner for 1800

December 2014
By: Matt C. | Martinez, California

Heading for Home

August 1979
By: O. J. | Houston, Texas
A section by or about beginners, with a single message: Keep coming back!

Suggested Questions for Holiday Closed Meetings

December 1954

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Dinner for 1800

December 2014
By: Matt C. | Martinez, California

Heading for Home

August 1979
By: O. J. | Houston, Texas
A section by or about beginners, with a single message: Keep coming back!

Suggested Questions for Holiday Closed Meetings

December 1954

A.A. at Work for the Seamen

December 1945
By: Bill F.

What’s On Your Mind: What Do We Stand For?

September 2018
By: John D. | Big Lake, Minn
One AA believes strongly that accountability begins in the home group and spreads outward

Web Exclusive: Running for Joy

May 2011
By: Jim S. | Dumont, New Jersey
This member with 49 years sober is not about to slow down.

Thanks for My Recovery

January 1979
By: R. S. | Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania
And for always being there to keep me on the beam

For Prison Sponsors

May 1961
By: D. M. | Atlanta, Georgia
An inmate member gives some valuable Do's and Don'ts

Magna Charta for Alcoholics

October 1954
By: Chit-Chat | Robesonia, Pennsylvania

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

October 1945
By: A. T. | Manhattan
Fair to the Newcomer?

AA for Two

December 1960
By: Anonymous
How one couple put themselves into the hands of their Higher Power

All in for ITALYPAA!

September 2023 | Young & Sober
By: A collective of young AAs | Treviso
Young Italian AAs share the joy of getting together and making a conference happen

Online Gang Hits The Road

October 2025 | AA & Technology
By: Chris S. | Bridgehampton, New York
After months of sharing with each other on computers, this bunch decided to go live

A Powerful Reason for Faith

June 2004
By: G.E. | Franklin, Massachusetts
In sobriety she learned to accept blindness - May 1982

Wait for the Pitch

March 2001
By: Pete P. | Manhattan, New York
Step 3 - Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God <emphasis type="underline">as we understood Him.</emphasis>

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Quote June 25, 2016

“Our mistakes of yesterday can be stepping stones for tomorrow if we do something about them today.”

New York, N.Y., September 1947 “Patience Helps” AA Grapevine
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Quote May 5, 2015

“The sanity I’ve received through work on the Steps is far more than I could have hoped for.”

Bowie, Md., February 1999 “Beyond Sanity,” Step By Step
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Quote April 11 2014

“I cannot afford to take sobriety for granted ... I count my blessings and enjoy them all, large and small.”

Green Valley, Arizona, February 1978 “Summer of Discontent,” Spiritual Awakenings II
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Quote April 11, 2017

“I cannot afford to take sobriety for granted ... I count my blessings and enjoy them all, large and small.”

Green Valley, Ariz., February 1978 “Summer of Discontent,” Spiritual Awakenings II
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 22, 2018

“Today it is no longer about who cares for me, it is about learning to love others.”

Schaumburg, Ill. March 2006, “Living Large,” AA Grapevine
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Quote June 25 2013

"Our mistakes of yesterday can be stepping stones for tomorrow if we do something about them today."

New York, N.Y., September 1947 "Patience Helps" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 21, 2018

“Not picking up a drink creates infinite possibilities for me ... When I wake up in the morning I pray for what I need to get through the day sober. I also smile and say to myself, Who knows? This could be the greatest day of my life!”

“Attitude Adjustment,” New York, New York, January 2006, Beginner’s Book: Getting and Staying Sober
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 6, 2019

“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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Quote February 6 2014

"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 From: "AA Tomorrow" The Language of the Heart
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Quote December 21, 2016

“Not picking up a drink creates infinite possibilities for me ... When I wake up in the morning I pray for what I need to get through the day sober. I also smile and say to myself, Who knows? This could be the greatest day of my life!”

New York, N.Y., January 2006 “Attitude Adjustment” Beginner’s Book: Getting and Staying Sober
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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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Quote September 23, 2015

"I show up early, I am involved, and I reach my hand out to the next person coming though the door. It's amazing how very easy it is to make a difference for others and for yourself just by accepting the responsibility to pass the message on."

Nelson, N.H., August 1998 "Fountain of Youth" Young &amp; Sober: Stories By Those Who Found AA Early
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Quote September 23 2012

"I show up early, I am involved, and I reach my hand out to the next person coming though the door. It's amazing how very easy it is to make a difference for others and for yourself just by accepting the responsibility to pass the message on."

Nelson, N.H., August 1998 From: "Fountain of Youth" Young &amp; Sober: Stories By Those Who Found AA Early
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Quote December 21, 2013

“Not picking up a drink creates infinite possibilities for me ... When I wake up in the morning I pray for what I need to get through the day sober. I also smile and say to myself, Who knows? This could be the greatest day of my life!”

New York, N.Y., January 2006 “Attitude Adjustment,” Beginner’s Book: Getting and Staying Sober
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 21, 2020

“Sobriety for me was the complete life change that occurred after I fully invested myself in the AA program.”

August 2012, “What Is Sobriety?”, AA Grapevine
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