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22nd
JAN

New Group: Last Call

News, Schedule Changes

A new group has formed and is holding meetings at 10:00pm on Fridays.

Friday 10:00pm LAST CALL (OPEN – Discussion)
Not Handicapped Accessible Unity Club – 918 Glenwood Ave. →

Print an updated copy of the Printable Schedule.
To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

19th
JAN

Unity Club Now Non-Smoking

News

The Unity Club (918 Glenwood Ave. →) is a non-smoking facility as of 15 JAN 2012. Over 25 meetings are held there each week. Look them up on the AA Meetings page and on the Printable Schedule.

To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

17th
JAN

New Group: Pleasant Garden

News, Schedule Changes

A new group has formed and is holding meetings at 8:00pm on Mondays.

Monday 8:00pm PLEASANT GARDEN (OPEN – Big Book/Discussion)
Baptist Church – 1415 Neelley Road, Pleasant Garden →

Print an updated copy of the Printable Schedule.
To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

17th

JAN 2012 GSR Meeting Minutes

New Content

The January 12, 2012 District Committee Meeting (GSR Meeting) minutes are now available on the Documents page.

14th
JAN

Open District Service Positions

Service Opportunities

District 23 has several open service positions. We are in great need of YOUR service to fill these positions!

  • Correctional Facilities Committee Chair
  • Archivist
  • Public Information Committee Chair
  • Special Events Committee Chair
  • Grapevine Committee Chair
  • Local Committee Member

More information about these positions is available on the Q & A page. Come to the next District Committee Meeting on 9 FEB 2012 at 6:30PM at St. Andrews Episcopal Church (2105 West Market Street →) to stand for a position.

To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

14th

Meetings Added: Down & Dirty Group

News, Schedule Changes

Starting in February 2012, the Down & Dirty Group is adding Saturday and Sunday meetings. They will then be meeting EVERY day at 8AM.

Daily 8:00am DOWN & DIRTY (OPEN)
Sanctuary (3rd floor, 2nd door on right) – 900 16th St. →

Print an updated copy of the Printable Schedule.

14th

New Group: Unity Women

News, Schedule Changes

A new group has formed and is holding meetings at 5:30pm on the first, third and fifth Sunday of each month.

Sunday 5:30pm UNITY WOMEN (Women’s – OPEN – Literature/Discussion)
1st, 3rd & 5th Sunday each month
Not Handicapped Accessible Unity Club – 918 Glenwood Ave. →

Print an updated copy of the Printable Schedule.

14th

Daytime Group Holiday Location Change

Schedule Changes

The Daytime Group that normally meets at First Lutheran Church (3600 W. Friendly Ave.) will be meeting at Summit Fellowship Club → at their normal time (10AM) on Monday, 16 JAN 2012. (The church is closed in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday.)

To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

8th
JAN

District Committee Meeting THURSDAY

Events

The next District Committee Meeting (GSR Meeting) is at St. Andrews Episcopal Church (2105 West Market Street →) THURSDAY at 06:30 PM. GSRs, please be sure to represent your group at this meeting. If your group doesn’t have a General Service Representative, please hold a group business meeting to elect one.

General service representative (G.S.R.):

Working via the district and area committees, the G.S.R. is the group’s link with the General Service Conference, through which U.S. and Canadian groups share their experience and voice A.A.’s collective conscience. Sometimes called “the guardians of the Traditions,” G.S.R.s become familiar with A.A.’s Third Legacy— our spiritual responsibility to give service freely. Usually elected to serve two-year terms, they:

• Represent the group at district meetings and area assemblies.
• Keep group members informed about general service activities in their local areas.
• Receive and share with their groups all mail from the General Service Office, including the newsletter Box 4-5-9, which is G.S.O.’s primary tool for communicating with the Fellowship.

G.S.R.s also may assist their groups in solving a variety of problems, especially those related to the Traditions. In serving their groups, they can draw on all the services offered by G.S.O. (see p. 30).

An alternate G.S.R. is elected at the same time in the event that the G.S.R. may be unable to attend all district and area meetings. Alternate G.S.R.s should be encouraged to share the responsibilities of the G.S.R. at the group, district and area levels. (See The A.A. Service Manual, Chapter 2, “The Group and its G.S.R.,” for further information.)

(excerpted from “The A.A. Group …Where It All Begins” PDF →)

District meetings are held only once per month and only last an hour. We need all groups to be represented at these meetings. All AA members are welcome and encouraged to attend these meetings.

4th
JAN

Radiance Group’s 10th Anniversary Potluck

Events

The Radiance Group of Alcoholics Anonymous will celebrate 10 years since its restart in 2002. There will be a potluck dinner at 6:00pm 6:30pm on Sunday Jan. 22 before the meeting. We are very grateful for all the support over the years and welcome everyone who wishes to attend.

The group will be providing the main entree. If you’re able, please bring a side or dessert. Otherwise, just come and enjoy the food and fellowship!

8:00pm RADIANCE (OPEN – Speaker)
Church of Christ – 400 W. Radiance Dr. →

To share this in meetings, print a copy of our hot sheet of announcements for the good of AA.

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