Grapevine Daily Quote
December 17, 2025 “One may say that anonymity is the spiritual base, the sure key to all the rest of our Traditions. It has come to stand for prudence… Read More »
December 17, 2025 “One may say that anonymity is the spiritual base, the sure key to all the rest of our Traditions. It has come to stand for prudence… Read More »
December 16, 2025 “The realization that I had experienced something spiritual was in itself a spiritual experience, and I am only slowly understanding its implications. What happened in the… Read More »
Monthly newsletter The January Issue Of Grapevine Is Here! We kick off the year with our “Stories for Day Counters” issue, full of experiences by AA members about the things… Read More »
December 15, 2025 “Summing up, I then inquired if those present had any objections to the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous as they stood. Hearing none, I offered the… Read More »
December 14, 2025 “The program is a road, not a resting place.” Riverside, Illinois, January 1977, “Have We Forgotten Dr. Bob’s Request?”, AA Grapevine Enjoy FREE SHIPPING on… Read More »
December 13, 2025 “More than a million of us who suffer from the disease of alcoholism have found not just the ability to live with or survive this insidious… Read More »
December 12, 2025 “Dr. Silkworth taught us how to till the black soil of hopelessness, out of which every single spiritual awakening in our fellowship has since flowered. In… Read More »
December 11, 2025 “Our AA Traditions are, we trust, securely anchored in those wise precepts: charity, gratitude, and humility. Nor have we forgotten prudence. May these virtues ever stand… Read More »
December 10, 2025 “Admitting I lack faith does me no harm … being different, dissenting from views by a majority of my peers, is not a source of guilt.”… Read More »
December 9, 2025 “After endless voting on a title for the new work we had decided to call it The Way Out. But inquiry by Fritz M., our Maryland… Read More »