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She had 24 years sober. One day, the thought of a drink almost overwhelmed her

A local accessibilities committee puts the word out to help homebound members and those in assisted living

His home group carried him through the hardest time of his life

Through the loneliness and fear, there’s a group of men here bonding, sponsoring and sharing the love

He’s not great at making coffee, but the night this oldtimer really needed a meeting, someone had a cup for him

For him, each good deed, each kind gesture, is a spiritual experience

She loved to go on cruises, even sober—but an unguarded moment nearly dragged her down to John Barleycorn’s locker

To this old-timer, the fruit of sobriety tastes sweeter and sweeter every day

She knew AA was a cult because they all had tattoos. Now she just needed the password!

Unity and common welfare helped this meeting navigate the many challenges of COVID-19

Substantial unanimity helps the majority slow down and hear the voice of the minority opinion. Sometimes the voice of a loving God is trying to speak through others.

Kindness, love, large-print books and donuts. You can’t ask for anything more

I pointed to the AA sign and said, “Let’s go up there” My dad said, “Oh, no.”
When we got home, I told my mother about this and she remarked, “Oh yes, your father needs to go up there.”

It was her first sober New Year’s Eve and all she wanted was a nice night out with her husband

Talking politics is frowned on in AA meetings. One member makes the case that clothes can talk too