BIKES AND BAGPIPES
July 2010
By:
KELLY W.
| Maumee, Ohio
A rider in the annual Founders' Day motorcade finds new spirituality in Akron
Speaking for myself
November 2009
By:
JIM F.
| Devonport, Australia
He wasn't a low-bottom alcoholic, but he was an alcoholic all the same
A God Of My Understanding
March 2006
By:
Aruna A.
| Toronto, Ontario
A Hindu reconciles her religion and AA
The DMV, Every Day at Noon
June 2001
By:
Steve D.
| Santa Cruz, California
The HOme Group<lbHeartbeat of AA
Recovery Begins at the End of the Road
March 2000
By:
Brad C.
| Homer, Alaska
A new opportunity beckoned
Microbursts of Joy
November 1999
By:
Jan P.
| Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania
Step 11: Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God <emphasis type="underline">as we understood Him</emphasis>, praying only for knowledge of his will for us and the power to carry that out.
Telling the Truth About Ourselves
January 1997
By:
Dennis B.
| Northfield, Minnesota
Letting newcomers know what AA is all about
A Sweet Challenge
February 1965
By:
T. W.
| Wells
The world and its problems can be taken a new way, without "haste and waste
Do You Drift Around Or Take a Stand?
June 1964
By:
Ada L. W.
| Rochester, New York
An argument for having a home group
There Can Be an End to Loneliness
May 1964
By:
Allan B.
| Stamford, Connecticut
A new kind of love fills the void
The Beneficent Heart Attack
September 1963
By:
Tacker
A coronary victim tells how he found a full and happy life
From Press Agent to Mailman
November 1961
By:
J. G.
| Somewhere in California
This extrovert member joins in the lives of 483 of his fellowmen every working day
Christmas Note From a Prison Cell
December 1960
By:
The Corkers
A moving tribute to three guys named Ed, from a very grateful group
The Grateful Group
January 1959
By:
B. L.
| New York City
The following article is actually a letter written to the General Service Office by a member of a group which had appealed to GSO for help in meeting the problem of finding new group leadership and membership.
Crisis in Belgium
January 1956
By:
Lucien C., in "AA News Letter
| Montreal
A translation of Lucien C.'s account of his trip to Europe. The growth of AA in all countries belies the notion that it takes any particular kind of "conscience" to embrace the fellowship. Some people we know have held that a drunk needed a Calvinist back