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Personal growth and help for clients come from participating in the AA experience

Our co-founder sums up after 25 years of AA and looks into the future we are now living - From the Grapevine book AA Today, published on the occasion of AA's twenty-fifth anniversary

AA sobriety made every minute of this trip a joyful adventure, with loving friends in whatever faraway places he chose to visit

And so Bill closes with some advice and projections for the future

The third of a new series of articles explaining The Twelve Traditions. . . - The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking.

In September, AA in Alaska will celebrate fifty years. This article is based on material sent to the Grapevine by Cynthia S., of Anchorage, Alaska.

With surrender and action, the Ninth Step Promises came true. But it’s a process, she says. You can’t just flip a switch

On a remote dogsledding trip, a member has a tense white-knuckle moment and his connection with a Higher Power breaks free

The meeting her dad once attended became the place that she could call home

With grizzly bears and bighorn sheep for neighbors, how was he ever going to stay sober?

After years on the run, an alcoholic finally finds home

Life in a whirl? Here's an antidote for disorder