Hidden bottles everywhere
August 2023
| AA in the Military
By:
Lance S.
| La Center, Washington
A trip to Dr. Bob’s house was a real treat, but the things that surprised him most made clinking noises
Embracing Change and Tradition Five
A member applies her sense of this tradition to various AA customs
Pop Saved Me a Seat
July 2015
A trip home to make an amend results in a wonderful blast from the past
Piggly Wiggly
May 2017
By:
Charlie W.
| California
Even as a kid, this small-town alcoholic couldn’t stop once he started. Now he can’t get enough of AA
From the Gates of Insanity and Death
October 1996
Living in the "now," he is beginning to taste the rewards of application to the program of recovery
Letter from the Editor
October 2014
AA News
March 2014
Letter from the Editor
January 2014
Letter from the Editor
August 2012
Editor's Letter
February 2012
Hurtful words
March 2019
| What’s On Your Mind?
By:
Sam M.
| Greensboro, North Carolina
Is it time to expand the scope of how our words might harm one another?
The March 2012 Grapevine is Here
January 2012
In this month's special section, members share how they use new technology to help them get and stay sober
Dear Grapevine
July 2026
| Annual Prison Issue
From a Distance
October 2020
| Money and Sobriety
By:
D.J.B.
| Wyckoff, N.J.
As the COVID crisis continues, she’s more determined than ever to help reach out any way she can
Sobriety Rocks
January 2015
By:
Jak L.
| Irwin, Pennsylvania
The blast he had at a concert with sober friends was the moment he was looking for
Alcoholism Takes a Holiday
January 1959
Guest editorial . . . Inaugurating a new feature this month is Al S., an AA from Long Island, 15 years sober, a former Grapevine editor.
Helping Hands
January 1957
Activities and developments outside AA in the field of alcoholism. . .suggestions and possible contributions--information, clippings, marked publications, etc.--are invited. Please mark them "Helping Hands.
A Job Well Done
October 2023
| Mid-Sobriety Challenges
By:
Matt L.
| Denver, Colorado
A determined newcomer shares his amusing journey of getting sober through service