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Tradition 9: AA, as such, ought never to be organized; but we may create service boards or committees directly responsible to those they serve.</emphasis>

For this member in Georgia, road trips, fun plays, music and service catapulted him into the fourth dimension

The seeds of wisdom and love a dear friend planted are still growing. And luckily there’s still more digging to do

After a painful drinking career, she discovered an “ordinary, yet extraordinary” life in AA

Sometimes “willing to make amends” can take a long time. But he kept praying and trying and the healing came

On an icy road, the five headed north for a big night of AA. Turns out a more valuable night awaited them

The first sound he heard, shuffling down the hall of the detox in pajamas and paper slippers, was laughter. But where could it be coming from?

When he gets a Twelfth Step call, he doesn’t question it, he just goes

After a childhood corroded by alcohol, she turned to it as an adult to dull the misery

A new mother struggles with staying sober

From the November 1956 Grapevine

In the June Grapevine, we issued a call for articles on working with wet drunks. We received a number of good stories, not only on doing this important Twelfth Step work, but also on the experience of being a wet drunk. You'll find one such story below an

The blue atmosphere at some meetings is turning many people off, says this writer

An AA discovers a way in which her anonymity is threatened by an online social group