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Not everybody is going to like me or like what I have to offer. What matters is that I like myself enough to continue to take my inventory and be of maximum service.

Does maintaining my sobriety and working the Steps “earn” me respect, even happiness? Am I expected to “man up and put up” with whatever circumstances arise?

When outside volunteers can’t make it in, these women know just what to do

Their group has hot coffee, donuts, comfy seats and all three shades.
But the most important thing of all is the message they carry

Who knew he’d have a spiritual experience telling his secrets one morning to
a man he barely knew?

Love, intimacy, acceptance and joy. A member shares his thoughts about sponsorship

No better way to get out of ourselves and anchor our nerves than to pick up dirty cups and welcome people

How the new world of virtual meetings gave one member a more powerful connection to the Fellowship

Feeling ugly and broken, he warmed up to his first meeting, even though it seemed really weird

It didn’t have to be “his” God or “her” God or some church’s God

The riddle of the Serenity Prayer explained

The man may have been drunk, but he was a potent reminder of the power of alcohol to overwhelm her life

Forty years sober, he looks back and discovers the key to finding sobriety and sanity

Things may get heated and not go our way, but we learn to trust the group conscience

After a friend’s tragic relapse, he recalls his own journey with Step One