I'm in Prison--but I Feel Free
August 1971
By:
C. W. M.
| Michigan City, Indiana
He's learning to face the truth and be honest with himself
No Place to Go but up
April 1971
By:
R. F., D.D.S.
| Locust Dale, Virginia
He went a long way down to hit bottom, and the climb back seems like a miracle
Where the Birds Fly, There Are We
October 1970
By:
F. J.
| Kawaihae, Hawaii
We hold our meetings in the park and anyone interested may come
We're Chipping Away at the Stigma
October 1970
By:
Anonymous
| Seattle, Washington
An opportunity to work as a rehabilitation counselor made it possible for him to contribute more
Freedom in Day-tight Compartments
August 1970
By:
M. E. S.
| Manhattan, New York
The 24-hour plan doesn't shut you in; rather, it shuts out that which is wasteful and destructive
Count-the-house Charlie
February 1970
By:
W. O'K.,
| Palos Verdes,, California
He found his place in AA and served faithfully in his own way
Freedom Began in Prison
February 1970
By:
R. R.
| Universal City, California
The Fourth and Fifth Steps help make beautiful music
We're Going to Do Something About Profanity!
January 1970
By:
D. C.
| Fitchburg, Massachusetts
The blue atmosphere at some meetings is turning many people off, says this writer
Around AA - Items of AA Information and Experience
January 1970
World Service Delegates Widen AA Unity
The Ghosts of My Youth
It wasn't until she faced her past that she could move forward into the present
Anonymity and the Social Networks
An AA discovers a way in which her anonymity is threatened by an online social group
Even Charlie
October 1974
By:
L. R.
| Trego, Wisconsin
Learning to love your neighbor takes some doing
Meditation
April 1974
By:
Anonymous
| California
Here are step-by-step directions that can help you find the way
Off-duty Conduct' and 'Sociability
January 1974
By:
C. M. D.
| Florida
Her military career was enhanced by her ability to tip the glass--until the "requirements" led her to alcoholism
Let This Faith Be Ours
August 1973
By:
Sam S.
| Richmond, Virginia
Loners all over the world bring new dimensions to our own understanding
Take Your Works on Faith
March 1972
By:
N. E. H.
| Westport, Connecticut
We can give of ourselves in many ways, and never know what good we do
From Pink Cloud to Pain and Panic
April 1971
By:
J. C.
| Topeka, Kansas
Pain is a warning that something is wrong--and that we need to do something about it
My Name Is Jeanne
December 1970
By:
J. D.
| Grandview, Manitoba
Now, when she says she is an alcoholic Indian, she's proud of it
The Walls Came Tumbling down
July 1970
By:
D. S.
| Santa Monica, California
That which separated us faded away and we were fellowmen with a common problem
The Willow Tree of Willingness
Reflecting upon a speaking engagement, she recognized the key to her spirituality
Bringing out the Real Me
After years of sober dating, he learned how to have a relationship with himself and his Higher Power