My Gratitude Family
April 2004
By:
Steve L.
| Lisbon, Wisconsin
He met them at a moment of crisis, when he was halfway between lost and found
Meditation for Hammer-heads
April 2004
By:
Bob D.
| Springfield, Massachusetts
The basics, from a guy who had to hit a brick wall to slow down
Report On The 53rd General Service Conference
September 2003
Drifting Away From AA
July 2002
By:
Richard C.
| Des Moines, Iowa
AA in Des Moines just wasn't the same as AA in Chicago
The Days of Discontent
Although she was professionally successful, her life was unhappy as she continued to drink
Sober but Bored
July 1969
By:
Anonymous
| Los Angeles, California
If it happens to you, take another good, hard look at the Twelve Steps. Sharing and service can be the answer
Rage
November 1968
By:
R. W.
| Van Nuys, California
He reached a plateau in his AA progress. Could he cross it without slipping off the edge?
Is 'Promotion' Really a Dirty Word?
May 1968
By:
W. R.
| South Norwalk, Connecticut
Was it 'promotion' when Bill called on Dr. Bob? Are we being too 'aggressively anonymous' as a fellowship?
Fifth Step Meetings
March 1968
By:
Seeker Anonymous
Small groups. . .laying it on the line with each other. Nothing held back. . .
Tenth/twelfth Step Meetings
March 1968
By:
T. P. Jr.
| Hankins, New York
We are not here to talk about. . .inventory; we're here to do the taking.
No Man Is an Island
July 1967
By:
B. G.
| Forest Hills, New York
Concern for others has opened the way to God for her
Voice of AA or Rubber Stamp?
May 1966
By:
J. M.
| Carmichael
About the Annual General Service Conference
Alcohol
March 1966
By:
W. T. Shofstall
Blunt words addressed to tomorrow's drinkers - A challenge to today's students Will you or won't you ever be an alcoholic?
On Making Complicated Amends
January 1965
By:
F. S.
| Manhattan, New York
On a Spanish beach a famous writer was ready to kill
On Closed Meetings
December 1964
By:
The Editors
Some reflections on AA discussion meetings prompted by letters from Grapevine readers
Kalamity in a Kansas Kitchen
July 1964
By:
D. L. G.
| Salina, Kansas
A young mother starts her road to sobriety with a letter to her husband