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A Canadian member shares his love for the book that changed his life—all three versions!

After a stressful move, a member has to think out of the box to adjust to a brand-new home group

They cheered one man’s stubborn attempts to get sober against the odds. And they mourned when he left them for good.

When she went missing a police officer saw her as a sick person, not a bad one. It set her on the road to grateful sobriety

A visit to a liquor store inspires a prayer of gratitude for sobriety

Learning how to hang on until the miracle of sobriety occurs is not easy, but it is life changing

Panic time: A work trip to Dublin with only two months sober!

After a one-day slip on the outside

Tradition Three

AA is about alcohol and sobriety. Yet when prescribed or over-the-counter medications might lead directly to a drink; they become a serious issue for many AAs. What to do when the need to take, or refuse, medication arises? How to help others? On these pages, two members do all that any AA can do: share their own experiences with facing those questions and staying sober.

AA has but one primary purpose. To indulge in public controversy is to threaten our unity and impede that purpose

Let's pay more attention to the office of GSR--it's the group's most vital link with AA as a whole

. . .God as we understand Him