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Sober many years, a woman recalls her first meeting

Maybe we need to be reminded that there is no "easier, softer way

The key to the elusive grace called humility

How the AA program revitalized an author's faith in God and opened her eyes to the importance of the Church in her life

An Interview with María Inés E. de B.

The Grapevine is publishing the following article as "one man's opinion," in the belief that the general subject of friendship for "visiting firemen" (on or off the beam) is a matter of importance and interest to the Fellowship as a whole. We invite comme

“On the threshold of a new age for Alcoholics Anonymous”

A member shares about dealing with mental health and finding the right information

His alcoholism kept him alone in hell. But once he made it to AA, he got the gift of “we”

Sponsors still sponsor. Some are tough. Some, like me, are soft. Most sponsors are patient. I have had three and I owe them my life.

A member learns to take care of her body so she can pass on the AA message

Once her fun idea took off, her love for service got rolling

She found a safe place to get sober—and finally be herself