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Closed Meeting

September 1955
OPEN VS. CLOSED MEETINGS

The Secret of Serenity

January 1952
By: Anonymous

Loneliness - AA Has the Answer

July 1951
By: Anonymous | Muskegon, Michigan

Slips

March 1946

Mr. Irresistible

November 2005
By: Chris R. | Spring City, Utah
He was better, stronger, and faster than anyone else. Why was she talking to him about her drinking?

William James and Alcoholics Anonymous

August 1967
By: Robert S. Roth, S.J.

A Teen-age Heller

April 1961
By: Anon. | Yonkers, New York
For most alcoholics, the disease develops slowly and grows insidiously. Here, it was a quick bonfire, searing a young life in a few months

Let's Be Friendly With Our Friends:

March 1958
By: Bill W.
Friends on the Alcoholism Front

Case History

October 1951
By: N. K. | Coral Gables, Florida

Grapevine Daily Quote December 23, 2018

“If faith without works is dead, willingness without action is fantasy.”

“Short Takes,” Cheverly, Maryland, February 1985, AA Grapevine
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Quote December 23, 2016

“If faith without works is dead, willingness without action is fantasy.”

Cheverly, Md., February 1985
“Short Takes”
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Quote December 23, 2013

“If faith without works is dead, willingness without action is fantasy.”

Cheverly, Md., February 1985 “Short Takes,” AA Grapevine
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Out of the Storm

January 2012
By: Lee T. | Dawsonville, Georgia
A newcomer explores Step One and the five ways he was definitely powerless and unmanageable

Against the Odds

As he mourned his son's death, he resisted the urge to drink again

Watch What We Say Out Back

March 2026 | AA & the Family
By: Dave C. | Nova Scotia

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Lightening Up

October 1998
By: Joe O. | Los Angeles, California

Reintroduced to Myself

September 1997
By: Jody B. | New Bern, North Carolina

PO Box 1980

March 1997
By: Toni W. | Overland Park, Kansas
A pleasant bump on the highway of life

The View from Here: - Each Month a Group of Past Delegates to the General Service Conference Will Talk About the Traditions

September 1996
By: Anonymous | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Alcohol Cuts Us Down

Your Move

August 1995
By: Bill M. | Midland, Michigan
The Liquor Cabinet

PO Box 1980

August 1995
By: Dean R. | El Reno, Oklahoma
The day the bomb exploded

Your Move

March 1994
By: K. M. | Bollène
By men for men

Who's the Boss?

December 1993
By: John R. | Santa Barbara, California
An old-timer speaks out about AA's singleness of purpose

The Penny Pot

July 1993
By: Bob G. | Bonham, Texas

A Collective Effort

May 1993
By: John B.

Our Common Welfare

September 1992
By: William B. | Shavertown, Pennsylvania

Shadows in the Corner

September 1990
By: Jack D. | McLean, Virginia

Your Move

September 1989
By: J. W. | Fatima
The anonymity of others

It Was a Very Good Year

July 1989
By: Frank D. | Birmingham, Alabama

Your Move

February 1989
By: C. Z. | Santa Rosa, California
Our Achilles' heel

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