AA Meeting. . .in a Bar?
September 1976
By:
S. H.
| Thousand Oaks, California
Even the active drinkers enjoyed this special Mother's Day program
Lalophobia
July 1976
By:
M. U.
| Brighton, Colorado
Sometimes her group is sorry they helped her conquer her fear of public speaking
Try Not to Compare
January 1975
By:
Dick C.
| Brooklyn, New York
When our minds open up, every AA story we hear is essentially our own
Warning! Holidays Ahead
November 1967
By:
M. C.
| Pleasantville, New York
'Suffer this moment to be fair and clear." It's the <emphasis type="underline">moment</emphasis> we can handle. . .
Those Vulgar Words
July 1964
By:
Anonymous
Comments from a cross section of AA on the speaker with a flair for ripe language
Abraham Lincoln on Alcoholism
February 1964
The profound insight of the great President into the dilemma of the habitual drunkard
P.S. From the Editor
September 1961
Lest We Forget
March 1953
Excerpt from the fourteenth printing of the book "Alcoholics Anonymous," Pages 33-35.
Torn apart
August 2021
| Seniors in AA
By:
Gail V.
| Burlington, Ontario
The letter to her sister may have been ripped up. But the lesson she learned about making amends was delivered
ENGLISH
October 1961
By:
Anonymous
| Transvaal
In the language of the Bantu, drink is a tyrant, compelling its slaves to do its bidding
A Survey of the Quantitative Consumption of Alcohol By Members of Representative Groups in Modern society.
June 1952
By:
S. H.
| Mexico City
Beginnings in Beirut
April 1984
A sense of service
September 2018
By:
Pinky H.
| London, Ontario
Without any power or prestige, somehow we seem to get the coffee on and the floors swept