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THIS ARTICLE, like "A Letter to Headquarters"(p, 40), is also part of the Grapevine's promised program to tell more of the individual stories of worldwide "Twelfth Stepping" as reflected in the endless flow of letters, from far and near, to the familiar "

Here’s a quick rundown of how one member does the Steps. It’s a way that works for him

How do you know when to spend time with the family or do more in AA? One dad shares his experience

On Tuesday nights, AA buddies meet to laugh, joke and share their lives. Oh yeah, and to play a little golf

A life in balance is a beautiful thing

She craved her favorite watering holes—she even sang in many. Until one day at 50, the lights came on

A seed blossomed into sobriety

These members in St. Louis may be serious about their program, but they sure know how to have a good time

He wanted to see what the world looked like without liquor. Thirty-five years ago, he got his wish

Dousing the flames of the past, he finds new life in the Fellowship

A young alcoholic with a history of trouble with the law finds help where he least expects it

Once she got a taste of service outside the group, her sobriety took off with a whole new adventure

No longer alone on the journey

After a tough day at a low-paying job, her Higher Power sends her the love and strength to stay grateful