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A timeline of the first year and a half of the making of the Big Book

It takes loving care and plenty of light to grow an oak tree—and a sober alcoholic

The building blocks of her sobriety are recovery, unity and service

Not only has AA transformed how she works and lives, but she’s learned to trust and love the journey

After years of marriage, college, jobs, children and lots of drinking, it was time to learn how to live

She was working the program, giving back and loving sobriety. Then one day the phone rang

A member shares his thoughts on how AA is organized and who’s the ultimate authority

From her earliest days, the“Twelve and Twelve” helped her feel part of. Who knew even more joy would come?

No AA meetings, no Big Book, no literature...what was she to do? Home group to the rescue!

A member in St. Louis lovingly shares about his many adventures with sponsorship

What a difference a day makes….

Self-examination, sponsorship and the Big Book add up to a daily reprieve four decades long

The love and care that cherished members gave her prepared her to pass it on in tough times

A large three-day AA event in a prison? Why not? And it only got better

Oh great. She’s trying to get sober and her husband is suing her. And now they suggest she pray for him? Right!