Grapevine Daily Quote
January 17, 2024 “AA does not teach us how to handle our drinking; it teaches us how to handle our sobriety.” Conn., March 1975, From: “Learning to Handle… Read More »
January 17, 2024 “AA does not teach us how to handle our drinking; it teaches us how to handle our sobriety.” Conn., March 1975, From: “Learning to Handle… Read More »
January 16, 2024 “My drinking career was all about running away. I could pack up and vanish in a flash. Now … I’m taking the risk to stick around, to… Read More »
January 15, 2024 “The God I know today … is a presence in which I find myself, just as I am.” West Springfield, Mass., April 1990, “Conscious Contact”,… Read More »
January 14, 2024 “I am grateful that the people in AA showed me how to live sober. However, I have learned many things from other sources. I learned about… Read More »
January 13, 2024 “Every day, hopeless, helpless alcoholics walk into AA meetings, grab onto hope, and begin a renewal of their spirit.” Cleveland, OH, April 1991, “A Candle… Read More »
Monthly newsletter The February Issue Of Grapevine Is Here! This month’s feature section is “Getting Through Tough Times.” Members share hopeful stories about how they reach for help and use… Read More »
January 12, 2024 “Unity seldom means that we all agree on everything. Nor is unity served by setting aside our concerns and conforming to the majority opinion (or the… Read More »
January 11, 2024 “I don’t believe I drank to get drunk, but always to seek in the next drink that peace for which a sick soul seems to thirst.” … Read More »
January 10, 2024 “We organize our principles merely so that they can be better understood, and we continue so to organize our services that AA’s life-blood can be transfused… Read More »
January 9, 2024 “I realized that it is possible to believe in a Higher Power, in the efficacy of prayer and meditation, in making a conscious contact with a… Read More »