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What to do when your AA meeting becomes a place to advertise?
One member learns to speak up

Service outside of your AA group can be a wild trip!
Just ask someone who’s doing it

While trying to help someone through the Steps, he got an important reminder to stay close to our primary purpose

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

Gin and tonic used to get her through the stress of an airport. But this time she just made a friend

She’s no longer berating the woman in the mirror

A crisis during a meeting brings her a profound spiritual experience

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”

Sober since 1978, she now finds joy in giving love to fellow seniors just as we do newcomers

In AA, we watch each other step up through challenges to do things we think we can’t possibly do. We pass on the courage

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

Making an amends, done thoughtfully, sometimes makes other amends unnecessary

In the early days of the pandemic, he moved, lost a beloved spouse and experienced a serious illness. He also discovered that AA works