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Newly sober, he was determined to bring a list of others in with him.
Luckily, he checked with some oldtimers

Getting involved with his home group was the key to true sobriety

She took someone else to an AA meeting—but came back for herself

Her Higher Power fills the AA rooms with “the loving spirit of good”

One night at a speaker meeting, he met a woman who shared something for which he’ll be forever grateful

A newcomer gets sober in the town where it all began. Once he hits college, he finds his sober crew

Grief and pain used to just build up, but now that she’s sober she can meet it head on

At his old home group they used to go all out with celebrations. At his new group they don’t even have a cake!

Sponsoring someone takes on a posturing of offering and accepting. How fortunate it is that AA gives us these relationships to ensure that we’re never alone.

How was he ever going to get his life in shape and these people off his back? Luckily, his sponsor had a plan

Who knew throwing on an apron and rolling up his sleeves would be the secret to a joyful Thanksgiving Day?

When he does the Steps, character defects get lifted. But is today the day to be ready to look at this five-syllable word?

A member recalls a man who could not stop drinking, until the very end of his life

With every stop this alcoholic took into the land of “more, more, more,” he grew further away from his spiritual self

When you’re at a service meeting and about to tear your hair out, remember—don’t take yourself too seriously