Grapevine ASL Playlist 

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Grapevine American Sign Language Playlist


The following videos are Deaf AA member’s share in American Sign Language.


AA members maintain personal anonymity at the level of public media. Persons shown are paid ASL interpreters, not A.A. members.

An early taste of alcohol hit the spot. Now prayer and meditation keep him on his sober journey.

As Cecil worked through the steps, things started to change. Cravings became less and less he stayed sober by continuing to go to meetings and by following the steps. Now Cecil is sober for 10 years

Landing on two “S” words, Selfish or Surrender, which would Purple choose?

Troubles with the law brought Leland to want recovery, he still struggled but the Twelve Steps helped him find a higher power and sobriety.

A deaf Native American with a rough start in life shares experience, strength and hope in American Sign Language.

Struggling with meetings as a deaf member, Keith finds that an open mind and an open heart are the keys to connecting with others.

Contact the Deaf Alcoholic Vodcast Team for information about how to submit a vodcast.

 GRAPEVINE AND LA VIÑA VIDEO

Since 1944 AA Grapevine has been carrying the message of Alcoholics Anonymous to everyone interested in alcoholism through its magazines, website, and related items. Written, edited, illustrated, and read by AA members and others interested in the AA program of recovery from alcoholism, Grapevine is a lifeline linking one alcoholic to another. AA Grapevine is available online at aagrapevine.org

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Become a Grapevine Rep (GVR)

Service Opportunity Grapevine Representatives are the link between AA Grapevine and the groups. It's a fun way to get involved! All you have to do is announce the latest issue at your meeting, let people know how they can participate by sending in stories, or jokes. It's easy to get started. Simply let your homegroup know that you are interested. 

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