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Being in the right place at the right time is more important than all the advanced degrees in the world

It took her awhile to learn how to listen in the AA rooms. When she did, it turned out people were telling her story

After the death of her fiancé, the only answer seemed to be a bottle of whiskey. But her Higher Power intervened

With lots of careful planning, no one would notice her drinking. But then came the day everyone knew

A rough life and a hard recovery checkered with relapses—but she hung in there and has found the Promises coming true

When he does the Steps, character defects get lifted. But is today the day to be ready to look at this five-syllable word?

She thought her relationship would be happily ever after. With the tools that AA gave her, it kind of was

His program is peopled by those who are no longer with us, but live on in memory

I went to the AA meeting, but I felt out of place. I couldn’t “come out” in prison. I didn’t want people to judge me. I didn’t trust anyone.

One day at her home group, a surprising thing happened that opened her eyes to Step Three

Service led her to online meetings, where she now gets to help others who can’t reach us

Finding a need to fit everyone’s talent—reflections on the beauty of doing service

As an active alcoholic, he found fault in others to feel good about himself. His Fourth Step inventory helped change all that

A member shares a brief history of our wonderful, lifesaving local AA service

The information he got in treatment about the program started this young man’s AA engine and put his sobriety in high gear