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21st
FEB

Get to Know District 23!

Events

The next District/GSR Meeting is March 11th at 6:30PM.  Everyone is invited to meet new GSRs and Committee Members.  Food and refreshments will be available!

Are you interested in service work at the district level?  Come out and find out how you can be a part of carrying the message, the only requirement is a desire to get involved!

The meeting is held at Westminster Presbyterian Church, 3906 West Friendly Avenue ».

18th
FEB

January GSR Meeting Minutes Posted

New Content

Minutes for the January 14, 2010, District Meeting are available on the Minutes tab.

3rd
FEB

“Sixth Sense” Group Adds Sunday Meeting

News

The “Sixth Sense” group that meets at 6:30PM on Mondays and Thursdays at St. Mary’s House (930 Walker Avenue) » has added a 3PM meeting on Sundays. “Sixth Sense” is an open, non-smoking meeting.  The “Sixth Sense” group holds meditation meetings.

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