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Once dependent on people and alcohol, he now gives his Higher Power that job

A once bleeding deacon learns to recognize that service to the Fellowship ought to come from a place of love

The drinking life is lived one day at a time. So, it turns out, is the sober one

This newcomer mom’s got a new tattoo and she’s shopping for a bike. She’s sober now and living large

A member shares her thoughts about applauding when people come back from multiple relapses

Kindness, love, large-print books and donuts. You can’t ask for anything more

Being a sober AA member doesn’t mean I will have a life free of trials and tribulations, but what it does give me is a Fellowship I can rely on.

I pointed to the AA sign and said, “Let’s go up there” My dad said, “Oh, no.”
When we got home, I told my mother about this and she remarked, “Oh yes, your father needs to go up there.”

Helping others all day was this nurse’s job. Now it was her turn to ask for help

On an urgent trip to L.A., a mom on the edge gets some unexpected help from a stranger going 60 mph

Although there’s a pandemic and she’s dealing with serious issues, she’s sober, useful and drinking in the kindness

Tired, worried and desperate for a meeting, a newcomer hits the road and meets an angel at the wheel

Through tears, fits, fear and phone calls, she held tight to her Higher Power and got sober in a pandemic

Once she found sobriety, she discovered the God of her childhood waiting for her

All his life, he hung back a bit, observing from the sidelines. But the AA Fellowship would not let him stand alone