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a harassed program chairman urges solid AA speakers, not "name

Through years of sober experience, good and bad, he learned about love, faith and sharing the fun

A member recalls getting sober in D.C. in the 1970s and how he got there with God’s grace

Though her husband’s illness came at a most difficult time, the love of the Fellowship came through everyone

She didn’t understand why they told her to return tomorrow, but it worked. That was just the love she needed

A newcomer’s story reminds this old-timer of his fear that someone might “catch” him at an AA meeting

Young and full of rage, she tried her best to get kicked out of AA. Problem was, people just kept loving her

She took a leap of faith into her first sober rafting trip and her HP supplied the extra paddles

Alcohol covered up a lot of his inner conflict but left wreckage in its wake. Sobriety enabled him to live a different life

Thirty-three years ago, AA gave him a new way to dream

Is our primary purpose to stay sober—or to find faith in a Higher Power?