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Once a holiday of lying, hiding and heavy drinking, it’s now a weekend he cherishes

Not everybody is going to like me or like what I have to offer. What matters is that I like myself enough to continue to take my inventory and be of maximum service.

Does maintaining my sobriety and working the Steps “earn” me respect, even happiness? Am I expected to “man up and put up” with whatever circumstances arise?

Making time for a walk with her Higher Power

On a worldwide sober trip, a member spends a cherished moment in the footsteps of our cofounder

One person touches another who touches another—it’s the AA ripple effect

Once lost in an endless merry-go-round of blackouts and hidden bottles, a newcomer mom is happy to be back

Drinking and jail went hand in hand, until he answered the question, “What is wrong with my life?”

Taking on service commitments kept him sober. Nearly 40 years later, it still does

As with an individual, there’s nothing like an inventory to help a home group stay healthy, happy and focused

Because of the virtual technology explosion during this pandemic, I’m now going to AA meetings all over the world. What a cool way to start the day, with a meeting in South Africa!

Sober since 1966, she looks back at her life as a single mother and how AA gave her everything she needed

No better way to get out of ourselves and anchor our nerves than to pick up dirty cups and welcome people

A bright and early meeting where all comers are met with a message of hope—and a good cup of coffee

A woman with 20 years gets her gratitude back from a member who’s lost her freedom