November 2008

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	PO Box (Letters)
	Tradition 11: Put the Coffee On Aberdeen, South Dakota — A cheerful group in her diner draws a young restaurant manager to AA
	Y.E.S.: Homeless Bound Long Beach, New York — Out on the streets with just thirty-five cents, a young drunk makes the call that saves his life
	Spotlight on Service: Simple But Not Always Easy Ames, Iowa — What do making coffee and shaking hands have to do with sobriety?
	Sponsor/Sponsee: Unbending Sponsorship Napa, California — A wise old-timer helps a newcomer get her feet firmly planted on the ground.

	12 Steps in 30 Minutes — From July 1953
	In Remembrance of Ebby — From June 1966
	Take Step Eleven — From June 1958 Sample the AudioGrapevine: Click the icon to listen to this story!
	The Individual in Relation to AA as a Group * — From July 1946

	Paternity Leave Oyster Bay, New York — Torn between recovery and responsibilities at home, a father puts meetings on hold
	Home for the Holidays Clifton, Texas — An AA learns first to survive, then enjoy, family get-togethers
	Almost Beyond Hope Torrington, Connecticut — Nothing was working except a sister’s prayers
	Around AA: General Service Board Chair Attends UN Special Session — Serves as resource at international forum
	Alcoholism at Large
	At Wit's End
* This story originally appeared in the Grapevine as "The Individual in Relation to AA as a Group." It was changed to "Anarchy Melts."

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