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A hurricane destroyed her town and cut off all power. Luckily, she had another power and AA friends with warm coffee

He lovingly recalls the wisdom and kindness his sponsor gave him to reach out and pass on to others

Her first prayers were uttered in despair and desperation, but the best one of all was said sober

From jails to coffee guy to GSR to corrections chair, then delegate, he fell in love with service and never looked back

Once sober, he found a unique way to spend his time and understand his past

One of his proudest moments led to the drink that sent him on a downward spiral

Living a life of “sane and happy usefulness,” one day at a time

He’s got plenty of time-and he uses it to do service

He had nurtured this resentment about Jack for years. Now it was time to make face-to- face amends. He was ready

Asking his Higher Power to remove the thing that ruled his life for years took some surprising humbling action

She had it all—the kids, the home, the husband—but she couldn’t stop drinking

With tears, they emptied out the meeting room. One thing that touched his heart most was the wooden podium where so many shared hope

How getting involved with area committees strengthened her awareness of AA unity and inclusiveness

So angry she could kill, she luckily picked up the phone. Her sponsor knew just what she needed

An alcoholic nun with 10 years of religious training recalls her struggle with the concept of a Higher Power