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She was a social worker with a master’s degree in human behaviour. Why would she need AA?

Sometimes, a fender-bender will make you see the light

She found her path through her sponsor, the Steps and her Higher Power

Helping a friend take her first steps toward AA sometimes means “doing what we can do and then turning it over”

Just coming into AA, she found friends who accepted her without judgement

Falling down drunk was his thing. But this time in Central Park, it was grace

I was again going to a concert, only this time I was with my two of my granddaughters. Oh, and I was sober. It was one of the greatest nights of my life.

Just when she thought she’d never have fun again, they turned the music up!

When you grow up in young people’s AA, the commitment to serve never leaves you

I’ve had a subscription to Grapevine since the early 1980s. The magazine sits on my end table and every morning I read one story.

On a worldwide sober trip, a member spends a cherished moment in the footsteps of our cofounder

One person touches another who touches another—it’s the AA ripple effect