Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad
April 1946
By:
A.J.S.
| Denver, Colorado
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The Random Meeting
Web Exclusives
| Grapevine Online Exclusives
By:
Scott C.
| Portland, Ore.
Picking a random meeting, a man and his sponsor find a new world of sobriety
Home sweet home
June 2019
| Letting Go of Resentments
By:
Teresa H.
| Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania
The meeting her dad once attended became the place that she could call home
Web Exclusive: Helpless in Ontario
September 2011
By:
Deirdre S.
| Enniskerry, Wicklow
An Irishwoman travels to Ontario to find the program of Alcoholics Anonymous
Back from Near Death
August 2011
By:
Sharon J.
| Los Angeles, California
While waiting for a transplant, an alcoholic suffering from cirrhosis gets sober and begins a new life
A Talk With One Of AA'S Longest Long-timers
September 2006
Knute and Me
April 2000
By:
Leila M.
| San Diego, California
Memories of a healed marriage and early AA from the wife of an AA member. Leila M. is now ninety years old.
Getting Through the Slump
April 2005
By:
John Y.
| Huntington, West Virginia
Recovery isn't always a steady progression. Sometimes AAs have to retool.
A Message Without Borders
March 2003
Report on the Seventeenth World Service Meeting in Oviedo, Spain
You'll Drive, Honey
July 2002
By:
Carol P.
| Brookline, Massachusetts
Almost anything is possible with a fellow alcoholic by your side
A Night to Remember
June 1998
By:
Newton B.
| White Rock, B. C.
Two sober fishermen hook a wild party
A Remarkable Sensation
March 1997
By:
Trebbe J.
| Thompson, Pennsylvania
Step 3 - Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
Stepping Stones to the Spirit
May 1995
By:
Anonymous
| New York
STEP 5: Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs
A Desire to Change
June 1991
By:
Alan L.
| Gentry, Arkansas
One alcoholic sharing his or her experience, strength, and hope with another is the heart of Alcoholics Anonymous. This month, six more AAs share their thoughts on this topic, so vital to AA's future.