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Visit to Scotland

February 1960
By: C. M. | Breckenridge, Michigan

Jail Visit

February 1974
By: S. M. | Safford, Arizona
I can tell my own story of how it was, and then the laugh's on me

God On Every Page

October 2016
By: Alex M., | Louisville, Ky.
When he opened the Big Book for the first time, he thought ... How will I ever fit in?

Turn to Page 63. . .

June 1987
By: D. G. | Radcliffe, Kentucky

A Visit to My Office

March 1987
By: D. H. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Visit Us On The Website

October 2006

Open for Business

October 2001
By: Ray C. | Mill Valley, California
...scarce an evening passed that someone's home did not shelter a little gathering of men and women, happy in their release, and constantly thinking how they might present their discovery to some newcomer." Big Book, page 159

This Sobriety Business

September 1976
By: Harry C. | Houston, Texas
After eighteen years of failure in AA a salesman discovers a secret

This Business of Humility

May 1980
By: C. S. | Las Vegas, Nevada

Unfinished Business

April 1978
By: J. F. | Ashland, Virginia
Working Steps Eight and Nine heals old wounds and frees us from guilt

Business Trip

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Addison K. | Waterville, Vt.
Newly sober and on her first business trip, she finds God’s hand in a raucous AA meeting

The Family Business

March 1999
By: Randy K. | Omaha, Nebraska

Serious Business

December 1997
By: Carolyn C. | Montgomery, Alabama

Conference Business

August 1977
The 27th Conference--an Experience on Two Levels

A Visit to Dublin AA

March 1965
By: S. H. | Manhattan, New York
Dad thought the secret was chocolate fudge

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Visit to Scotland

February 1960
By: C. M. | Breckenridge, Michigan

Jail Visit

February 1974
By: S. M. | Safford, Arizona
I can tell my own story of how it was, and then the laugh's on me

God On Every Page

October 2016
By: Alex M., | Louisville, Ky.
When he opened the Big Book for the first time, he thought ... How will I ever fit in?

Turn to Page 63. . .

June 1987
By: D. G. | Radcliffe, Kentucky

A Visit to My Office

March 1987
By: D. H. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Visit Us On The Website

October 2006

Open for Business

October 2001
By: Ray C. | Mill Valley, California
...scarce an evening passed that someone's home did not shelter a little gathering of men and women, happy in their release, and constantly thinking how they might present their discovery to some newcomer." Big Book, page 159

This Sobriety Business

September 1976
By: Harry C. | Houston, Texas
After eighteen years of failure in AA a salesman discovers a secret

This Business of Humility

May 1980
By: C. S. | Las Vegas, Nevada

Unfinished Business

April 1978
By: J. F. | Ashland, Virginia
Working Steps Eight and Nine heals old wounds and frees us from guilt

Business Trip

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Addison K. | Waterville, Vt.
Newly sober and on her first business trip, she finds God’s hand in a raucous AA meeting

The Family Business

March 1999
By: Randy K. | Omaha, Nebraska

Serious Business

December 1997
By: Carolyn C. | Montgomery, Alabama

Conference Business

August 1977
The 27th Conference--an Experience on Two Levels

A Visit to Dublin AA

March 1965
By: S. H. | Manhattan, New York
Dad thought the secret was chocolate fudge

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God on every page

Magazine Issue October 2016 | Topics None

Open for Business

Magazine Issue September 2022 | Topics Homegroup/Meetings Slogans Sponsorship

164 Pages of Hope

Magazine Issue July 2024 | Topics COVID-19 AA Literature Homegroup/Meetings

Keeping busy

Magazine Issue October 2021 | Topics COVID-19 Personal Stories Service/Into Action Sponsorship

From the page to my heart

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Grapevine History Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings

Mind Your Business

Magazine Issue June 2024 | Topics Beginners/Newcomers Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings

Caution: Busy life

Magazine Issue October 2021 | Topics Grapevine History Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings Service/Into Action

WY: Area 76 Winter Business Assembly

Date
April 5, 2019 - April 7, 2019
Location
Pinedale, Wyoming

Area 76 Winter Business Assembly.        www.area76aawyoming.org

Serenity by the Lake

Date
September 30, 2011 - October 2, 2011

Page, AZ: Serenity by the Lake. Box 2114, Page, AZ 86040

 [email protected]    www.pageaa.org

Four Corners Summit Conference

Date
May 16, 2014 - May 18, 2014

Page, AZ: Four Corners Summit Conference.      

[email protected]        http://fourcornerssummit2014.com

FELLOWSHIP OF THE SPIRIT

Date
July 28, 2011 - July 31, 2011
Location
Denver

Copper Mountain, CO: Visit Fellowship of the Spirit or email.
 

Quote July 3, 2016

“At some point in each today, we recovering alcoholics need to pay ourselves a friendly visit.”

North Hollywood, Calif., August 1982 “Savoring Our Sobriet” Emotional Sobriety
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Quote July 3, 2015

“At some point in each today, we recovering alcoholics need to pay ourselves a friendly visit.”

“Savoring Our Sobriety,” North Hollywood, Calif., August 1982 Emotional Sobriety
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Quote July 3 2012

"At some point in each today, we recovering alcoholics need to pay ourselves a friendly visit."

North Hollywood, Calif., August 1982 From: "Savoring Our Sobriety" Emotional Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote July 18, 2018

“Though my sobriety had come easy, the growing up business hadn’t. Both emotional and spiritual growth have always been mighty difficult for me.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1957, “The Clergy”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote July 18 2013

"Though my sobriety had come easy, the growing up business hadn't. Both emotional and spiritual growth have always been mighty difficult for me."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1957 "The Clergy" The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 5, 2019

“My sponsor taught me how to be of service with grace and gratitude. She taught me how to listen, how to be respectful, and most importantly, to mind my own business.”

“Stitch and Giggle,” Palm Springs, California, May 2012, AA Grapevine
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Quote May 5, 2014

“My sponsor taught me how to be of service with grace and gratitude. She taught me how to listen, how to be respectful, and most importantly, to mind my own business.”

Palm Springs, Calif., May 2012 “Stitch and Giggle,” AA Grapevine
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Quote May 5, 2017

“My sponsor taught me how to be of service with grace and gratitude. She taught me how to listen, how to be respectful, and most importantly, to mind my own business.”

Palm Springs, Calif. May 2012 “Stitch and Giggle,” AA Grapevine
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Quote February 23, 2015

“There will be love and laughter and a delicious sense of well-being down deep inside if you will abandon yourself to the business of recovery -- not just recovery from the disease of active alcoholism, but deeper than that, recovery from a former self.”

Neoga, Ill., February 1974“There Can Be Love and Laughter,”Spiritual Awakenings II
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 23, 2018

“There will be love and laughter and a delicious sense of well-being down deep inside if you will abandon yourself to the business of recovery -- not just recovery from the disease of active alcoholism, but deeper than that, recovery from a former self.”

Neoga, Ill., February 1974 “There Can Be Love and Laughter,” Spiritual Awakenings II
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 25, 2019

“Well-remembered is the comfort I used to take from an exaggerated belief in my own honesty ... I was so absurdly proud of my business standards that I never failed to whip up a fine contempt for those of my fellow Wall-Streeters who were prone to short-change their customers. This was arrogant enough, but the ensuing self-deception proved even worse. My prized business honesty was presently converted into a comfortable cloak under which I could hide the many serious flaws that beset other departments of my life. Being certain of this one virtue, it was easy to conclude that I had them all. For years on end, this prevented me from taking a good look at myself.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961, “This Matter of Honesty,”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 25 2014

"Well-remembered is the comfort I used to take from an exaggerated belief in my own honesty ... I was so absurdly proud of my business standards that I never failed to whip up a fine contempt for those of my fellow Wall-Streeters who were prone to short-change their customers. This was arrogant enough, but the ensuing self-deception proved even worse. My prized business honesty was presently converted into a comfortable cloak under which I could hide the many serious flaws that beset other departments of my life. Being certain of this one virtue, it was easy to conclude that I had them all. For years on end, this prevented me from taking a good look at myself."

    AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961    "This Matter of Honesty,"    The Language of the Heart

Grapevine Daily Quote October 25, 2017

“Well-remembered is the comfort I used to take from an exaggerated belief in my own honesty ... I was so absurdly proud of my business standards that I never failed to whip up a fine contempt for those of my fellow Wall-Streeters who were prone to short-change their customers. This was arrogant enough, but the ensuing self-deception proved even worse. My prized business honesty was presently converted into a comfortable cloak under which I could hide the many serious flaws that beset other departments of my life. Being certain of this one virtue, it was easy to conclude that I had them all. For years on end, this prevented me from taking a good look at myself.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961“This Matter of Honesty,”The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote May 28, 2019

“The most beautiful gifts of my life come to me in packages I do not recognize at first glance. In fact, I often don’t see them until I’ve stumbled over them. Yet I know that when I go about my business in service to AA and to others these gifts will appear, usually in the most unexpected places.”

“The Gift of Sobriety,” Costa Mesa, California, February 1993, AA Grapevine
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Quote May 28, 2017

“The most beautiful gifts of my life come to me in packages I do not recognize at first glance. In fact, I often don’t see them until I’ve stumbled over them. Yet I know that when I go about my business in service to AA and to others these gifts will appear, usually in the most unexpected places.”

Costa Mesa, Calif., February 1993 “The Gift of Sobriety,” AA Grapevine
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