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21st
FEB

Get to Know District 23!

Posted by Sam M. under 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.

8th
JAN

“Women’s How It Works” Group Anniversary

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The “Women’s How It Works” group (meets at Summit Fellowship Club on Sundays at 4PM) is celebrating their first anniversary with a party at 3PM at the club. All are welcome at the party. Women only at the meeting, please.

23rd
DEC

Alco-thon @ Unity Club

Posted by Sam M. under Events

‘Round the clock meetings @ the Unity Club (918 Glenwood Ave.), starting 10PM Christmas Eve.

23rd
NOV

LOTS of Events Added!

Posted by Sam M. under Events

Please visit the Events page to see the many events that have been added.

13th
OCT

Young People’s Halloween Dance

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The Young People Group is hosting a Halloween Dance at 10PM on October 30th at Westminster Presbyterian. More information is on the Events tab.

4th
SEP

Summit Fellowship Club's Annual Fish Fry

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The Summit Fellowship Club’s Annual Fish Fry is on Saturday, September 19th, at Bur-Mil Park in Shelter #2. It starts at noon.

18th
AUG

Correctional Facilities Committee Workshop

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The Correctional Facilities Committee is having a workshop on Saturday, September 12th, from 10 to 2 PM. We will be serving refreshments.

In the morning we will be having some inspirational stories of what CFC is about. In the afternoon session (12:30 PM) we will break out into two groups. One group is for the new person who is wondering if CFC service work is for them. The other group will be for the person who is involved and is looking for more tools to help them to be more effective. We will be having Steve M. and Sarah N. from the state CFC coming to help with the workshop.

We will be having the workshop at
St. Jude Community Church
2873 Robinhood Road
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106

21st
MAY

Founders Day Picnic

Posted by Sam M. under Events

Founders Day Picnic flierThe District 23 Annual Founders Day Picnic is at noon on Sunday, June 7th, at Bur-Mil Park in Shelter #1.  Please bring a covered dish (with something in it!) or a dessert.  AA members and their friends and family are invited.

15th
MAY

2010 International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The 2010 International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous will be held July 1-4 in San Antonio, Texas with the theme “A Vision for You.”  A.A. members and guests from around the world will celebrate A.A.’s 75th year at this event with big meetings held Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday morning in the Alamodome.

More information is available on the Alcoholics Anonymous Official Website.

15th

Summit Fellowship Club Annual Picnic

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The Summit Fellowship Club’s annual picnic is from 1PM Noon to 4PM on Saturday, May 30, in Shelter #1 at Bur-Mil Park.

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