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Keeping It Real

July 2021 | The Annual Prison Issue
By: Kevin M. | Connell,, Wash.
After COVID shuts down all meetings, he stays sober in prison, writing his sponsor, praying and helping others as best he can

Born An Alcoholic

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Lewis F. | Loveland, Colo.
From the cradle and almost to the grave, one alcoholic tells his story

Step One: My Story

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Alex M. | Louisville, Ky
A physician battles alcoholism to return to his patients and recover his life

Nurse in Denial

June 2020 | The Annual Prison Issue
By: A. W. | Glendale, Ariz.
Alcohol took her freedom, her sanity, her savings and her career. But AA in prison healed her life 22

Many steps to prayer

November 2018
By: Anonymous
A longtime agnostic member shares about his wonderful journey with Step Eleven and how he meditates while walking with his dog

A Change in Circumstances

October 2000
By: A. D. | Millry, Alabama
The Home Group<lbHeartbeat of AA

Coming Home

July 1998
By: Keith C. | Billerica, Massachusetts

To the Old-timers of Tomorrow

September 1990
By: Pat C. | Yonkers, New York

Inclusive Not Exclusive

September 1980
By: E. S. | Manhattan, N.Y.

5th Tradition

November 1979
By: B. L.
Each group has but one primary purpose--to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers - From the June 1970 Grapevine

The Spiritual Kind of Thirst

August 1965
By: Don McF. | Los Angeles, California
God as we understand Him

Unto Others

September 1956
By: A. T. | New York City, New York

Task a Personal One

July 1946
By: R.F.S. | Montclair, New Jersey

How do cyber meetings act like F2F AA meetings?

May 1996

Quote June 1, 2017

“This issue of the Grapevine marks the anniversary of its founding exactly fifteen [now seventy three] years ago. 

 

“The memory of some of those first editorial meetings will linger with me always. Seated around a table in a tiny cheerless room some place downtown, the founders pored over their freshly written copy for the first issues. In those days the enthusiastic founders did everything. Not only did they do the art work, write the bulk of the stories, they kept the books, they paid the printing bill, they typed the address on each copy and finally licked all the stamps. So went the happy monthly paroxysm of creating what was to become the principal monthly journal of our whole society.

“Today 35,000 readers [now over 100,000 across multiple media platforms] see mirrored in each issue of the AA Grapevine a monthly vision of the worldwide thought, feeling and activity of our whole fellowship. It is our great means of inter-communication; a magic carpet on which each of you can ride to the more distant reaches and watch new brothers and sisters emerge from darkness into light.

“On this happy occasion I send my warmest affection to Grapevine readers and staff alike. May God prosper the Grapevine always.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1959 “An Anniversary Letter” The Language of the Heart
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