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A sponsor learns the power of letting go by showing up for her sponsee

Seeing a young man drunkenly stumble into his halfway house reminded him that we have a common story and a common solution

He had quit drinking many times until one night in a motel turned into a 3-month bender

A homeless alcoholic, he didn't believe in God until one morning when he heard from his higher power

Awkward and painful as it was, this amends had to be made

When the voice says she no longer needs meetings, a long-timer holds onto her seat

Sober twenty-seven years, an AA hits some bumps in the road

In the summer of 1948, Dr. Bob was stricken with the malady that was to take him from us two years later. This is an excerpt from his last major talk, as transcribed from a recording made at Detroit in December 1948. - Excerpted from the June 1973 Grapevi

Two presentations from the World Service Meeting, held in Auckland, New Zealand, in October of 1998

Tradition Four - Each group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or AA as a whole.