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23rd
MAY

New Group: Sixes and Sevens – Step

Schedule Changes

Per a submission via Submit Content:

New Group: Sixes and Sevens – Step – New Open Meeting in Greensboro, N.C. replaces 8 p.m., Monday, Big Book, open – n/s, discussion meeting at Christ United Methodist Church, 410 Holden Rd. (1 block south of Friendly at corner of Holden Rd. and Christ St.), parking on north side of Church bldg. at gymnasium entrance; walk through gym to hallway inside we will be there in meeting room. This is a step meeting focused on steps 6 & 7 exclusively. These two steps are the pivotal point in the AA program to achieving spiritual growth and a God-centered program. Steps 6 & 7 are critical to gaining the humility to let God do for us what we cannot do for ourselves. The first meeting was Monday, May 20. Join us every Monday hereafter.

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17th
MAY

New Group: Upon Awakening

Schedule Changes

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New meeting in Greensboro, NC, beginning Monday, June 3rd. Upon Awakening – Mon – Fri, 6:00 AM – Summit Fellowship Club – 810 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC 27405 A Daily Reflections meditation book focused meeting to help start your day on the beam!

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17th

New Group: Slow Down Group

Schedule Changes

A new closed meeting is starting on 03JUN2013 and will meet Monday through Friday at 12PM at First Friends Meeting House – 2100 W. Friendly Avenue. The organizers wish to emphasize this is a handicapped-accessible venue. The meeting will be a Big Book Study.

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15th
MAY

Daytime Group Meeting Cancelled Memorial Day

Schedule Changes

Per a submission via Submit Content:

The “Daytime Group” meeting on May 27th, Monday, Memorial Day will be cancelled due to the First Lutheran Church being closed.

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13th
MAY

MAY 2013 and Corrected APR 2013 GSR Meeting Minutes

New Content

The May 9, 2013 and corrected April 11, 2013 District Committee Meeting (GSR Meeting) minutes are now available on the Documents page.

7th
MAY

The Way Out Group time change…effective immediately!

Schedule Changes

Per a submission via Submit Content:

The Way Out, Monday PM meeting now starts at 7:30 PM (effective 4/1/13)
Please change as quickly as possible.
Thanks so much!
8:00pm THE WAY OUT (CLOSED – Big Book Study)
Friends Meeting House – 2100 W. Friendly Ave.

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6th
MAY

Cinco de Mayo celebration a success!

Events, Service Opportunities

District 23 would like to thank everyone that attended and contributed to making the Cinco de Mayo celebration a success! Now let’s turn our focus and our efforts toward this year’s Founders’ Day event and show the Area why we’re the best District it has!!! Contributions in ANY form will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Rue at se@nc23.org (or via his phone number on the Contacts page) for involvement opportunities.

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25th
APR

“The Big Book Comes Alive” Workshop

Events

The Greater Winston-Salem Area Intergroup and Districts 18 & 19 of Area 51 of Alcoholics Anonymous are hosting an in-depth study of the first 164 pages of the Big Book, in the style of Joe and Charlie and presented by Larry S. and Tharin S. of Atlanta, Georgia. Hear their experience, strength, and hope and how they put the program of Alcoholics Anonymous into action. Bring your Big Book, a pen, and a highlighter!

AUGUST 30 & 31, 2013
FRIDAY 6PM-9PM & SATURDAY 9AM-6PM
James A. Gray Auditorium At
Old Salem Museums & Gardens Visitor Center
900 Old Salem Road
Winston-Salem, NC

Space is limited! Register early!
$10 ticket includes lunch, refreshments, and two door prize raffle tickets.

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“The Big Book Comes Alive” Workshop Flyer & Registration Form

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25th

Unity Women’s Group Suspending Meetings

Schedule Changes

Per a submission via Submit Content:

We are temporarily suspending the Unity Women’s Group at the Unity Club. Sunday’s at 3:30 pm due to lack of support. We are going to take the summer off and regroup the venue of time and day.

Keep us in your prayers!

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23rd
APR

Founders’ Day 2013

Events

RESERVE THE DATE!!! On June 9, 2013, District 23 will be hosting a picnic at Bur-Mil Park to celebrate AA’s 78th Founders’ Day. Please contact Rue at se@nc23.org or directly via the Special Events Committee Chair contact info to volunteer. More information to follow….

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