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From the cradle and almost to the grave, one alcoholic tells his story

He was finally going to admit the fact that he was ‘happy, joyous and God-free.’ Would others in the rooms accept him?

Trained as a scientist, he had abandoned religion long ago. But then he found his way to AA, and AA brought him back to God

The necklace she wore told this newcomer that someone very special never gave up

Just when her life was falling apart, a mom reads good news in the Sunday paper

A young member from a family devasted by the effects of alcoholism finds her way to AA.

Using journaling as his Tenth Step, a self-critic attempts to conquer his turmoil

A drunk looks back on the smoldering remains of the past and the firm terrain of the present

Carrying the message into the back country of Alaska

In him, he saw his own face. In him, he saw his own hopelessness.

Many AA members would not be sober without the help of nonalcoholics. In this issue, we have invited six friends of the Fellowship who work with suffering alcoholics to share their experience, strength, and hope with Grapevine readers.