Whether you’re new to recovery, returning, or simply seeking spiritual support, this page offers access to a wide range of trusted AA resources. Explore The Big Book and Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions in text, audio, and video formats. Visit the AA Grapevine — known as “our meeting in print” — to read or listen to personal stories from members, or check out La Viña, the Spanish-language counterpart.
You’ll also find tools like the Sobriety Calculator to track your time in the program, and Box 4-5-9, AA’s official newsletter filled with service updates and fellowship news. Finally, explore links to nearby districts and intergroups under More Local AA Resources, where you can find meeting schedules and local AA contact points beyond our area.
All resources are anonymous, FREE to access, and available anytime — here to support your journey, one day at a time.
The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous — Free Access
Widely known as the foundation of the AA program, The Big Book outlines the core principles of recovery and shares the powerful stories of those who’ve found freedom from alcoholism. It introduces the 12 Steps, offers guidance on spiritual growth, and provides hope to anyone struggling with alcohol.
This page offers free access to The Big Book in multiple formats — you can read it online, listen to audio chapters, or watch video interpretations. Whether you’re a newcomer, a long-timer, or just curious about AA, these resources are available anytime to support your journey.
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions — Free Access
The Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, often called the “12 & 12,” offers deeper insight into the spiritual principles that guide personal recovery and group unity in Alcoholics Anonymous. Each chapter explores a single Step or Tradition, breaking down their meaning with clarity, compassion, and experience.
On this page, you can read the 12 & 12 online, listen to audio chapters, or explore other free formats. Whether you’re working the Steps, learning about AA’s structure, or simply seeking understanding, these materials are here to support you — anytime, anywhere.
AA Grapevine — Our Meeting in Print
Known as “AA’s meeting in print,” the Grapevine is a monthly publication where members share their personal stories of recovery, insight, humor, and hope. It’s a space where the voices of AA come to life — honest, diverse, and deeply relatable.
Through the Grapevine website, you can explore a wide variety of content, including written articles, audio stories, podcasts, and special series. It’s a place to feel connected, whether you’re at home, on the go, or between meetings. You can also submit your own story and become part of AA’s ongoing conversation.
No matter where you are in your journey, the Grapevine offers real-life recovery — one story at a time.
Box 4-5-9 — News and Updates from General Service
Box 4-5-9 is AA’s official newsletter, published by the General Service Office. It offers updates on AA service work, upcoming events, stories from members, and reports from around the world — keeping the Fellowship informed and connected.
Available online for free, each issue includes trusted information for groups, trusted servants, and anyone interested in AA’s structure and service work. Stay in the loop and see how AA carries the message worldwide.
Sobriety Calculator — Track Your Time One Day at a Time
Curious how long you’ve been sober — down to the day? The AA Grapevine Sobriety Calculator makes it easy to track your time in recovery. Just enter your sobriety date to see how many days, months, or years you’ve been sober.
Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or simply reflecting on your journey, this free tool is a helpful reminder of how far you’ve come — one day at a time.
Podcast
Grapevine Podcast — Experience, Strength & Hope in Your Ears
Looking for something uplifting to listen to on your recovery journey? The AA Grapevine Podcast brings the written stories of the “meeting in print” to life each week. Hosted by fellow AAs, the podcast features member stories, recovery conversations, and timeless wisdom shared in a friendly, relatable format.
Whether you’re driving, taking a walk, or simply needing a moment of connection, these short episodes offer inspiration, laughter, and the reminder that none of us do this alone. It’s a great way to stay connected to the fellowship — anytime, anywhere.
Mobile App’s
Meeting Guide — Find AA Meetings Wherever You Are
Need help finding a meeting nearby? The Meeting Guide app connects you to thousands of verified AA meetings, updated directly by local Intergroups, Districts, and Areas. Search by location, day, or meeting type, and get accurate, up-to-date information right from trusted AA sources.
Whether you’re traveling, new to the program, or simply looking for a quick way to see what’s available, Meeting Guide makes it easy to get connected — one meeting at a time.
Grapevine App — Stories of Experience, Strength & Hope Anytime
Stay connected to the Fellowship no matter where you are. The Grapevine app brings AA’s “meeting in print” to your phone, offering personal stories, recovery wisdom, topics to explore, and tools to help you grow in sobriety. Browse articles, save favorites, and access both new and classic Grapevine content with ease.
It’s a simple way to stay inspired — one story at a time.
More Local AA Resources
Looking for AA support just outside our area? These nearby districts and intergroups offer meeting schedules, event updates, and ways to connect with the broader fellowship.
AA Area 1 (Alabama & Northwest Florida)
Covers 23 geographic districts — including our Tri-District — plus a Spanish-speaking district. Offers meeting directories, service updates, and event information.
Fort Walton Beach AA (District 14)
Serves Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Walton Counties. Includes a searchable meeting list, literature info, chips, and group service opportunities.
Panama City AA (District 15 / Intergroup)
Covers Bay and Gulf counties. Provides an updated meeting schedule, newcomer information, and ways to get involved in local AA service.
Gulf Coast AA (District 19)
Offers a broad view of AA activity in the Gulf Coast region, with connections to local districts, meeting info, and service resources.
North Florida Area (Area 14)
Serves the northern part of Florida, including Jacksonville and surrounding counties. Provides district maps and links to local meeting guides.
South Florida Area (Area 15 General Service)
Covers South Florida and several Caribbean districts. Shares information on General Service structure, events, and fellowship connections.