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Looking into mirror of her past life helped her find the start of sobriety—and sufferings’ end

With a gut feel and a few wild guesses, some hardworking AAs start a national corrections conference

Chairing a what? A mini-conference? Oh no, how do you do that? She was about to find out

Their sobriety date is six week apart. They’ve shared the same joy, pain and love as their lives opened up in sobriety

With a few canoes and horseshoes, and a little help from upstairs, a mountain fellowship begins

After thirty years of self-destructive drinking nearly killed him, he discovered sobriety that he burnished into a precious jewel

The recovery she was getting inside with this group of AA-loving women was time well spent

Nearly half a century ago, our co-founder expressed a few thoughts about young people and inclusiveness

With a bit of mustard, one member orders up a hot dog just like he does his sobriety

After moving to different towns, a member gets a big lesson in how other meetings like to clap, share, pass the basket and celebrate

When two AA friends take turns saving each other’s lives, the true meaning of the Fellowship is revealed.

Dirty laundry, piles of trash and stacks of filthy dishes. Little by little, a newcomer cleans up his act

On her anniversary, a woman reflects on how she traveled from blackout drinker to someone who sees the light, every day.

After five years of faking it, a young member, with the help of her sponsor, gets honest about her beliefs

The more he used his thumbs, the more he learned about anonymity