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A member in New York fondly recalls a sponsorship relationship that became a work of art

An alcoholic nun with 10 years of religious training recalls her struggle with the concept of a Higher Power

The important thing is to let everyone know they are no longer alone

A journey across the world to hear a favorite artist gave this member a trip he’ll never forget

Twice a year, a bunch of fun-loving AAs hit the road for a great sober time in the High Sierra

Scared to drink on a layover, he instead went for a sandwich. His luck turned to gold when something blue caught his eye

When a lot of money enters the picture, things can get murky. Thank goodness for sponsors and Traditions

Sober since 1974, a member shares about getting older, staying sane and yes, never letting his guard down

Finding a spiritual life in AA meant letting go of crippling preconceptions

Getting grateful comes in three stages—and with an acronym for every one

Another journey through Step Four helped him let go of old resentments—and the first one began with Mom

How helping a member opened his eyes to the needs of others and the world of AA accessibilites

Lonely, angry and exhausted, a newly sober flight operator has a rageful day in hell. Her mission: Step Three

When life gets tough in sobriety, he remembers to lean into the Fellowship, speak up and keep his faith

On the road to clean up the past with his sons, he recalls one night that especially stands out