May 21 2021 SGS meeting minutes June 2021 Reports Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Suffolk General Service is currently unable to meet in person. Below are reports from your officers and committee chairs. Please update your Zoom client before the assembly so you will have access to all the features we will be using in […]
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Minutes | GSR | April 2021 + May Reports
April 2021 SGS Mtg Minutes May 2021 Reports Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Suffolk General Service is currently unable to meet in person. Below are reports from your officers and committee chairs. Please update your Zoom client before the assembly so you will have access to all the features we will be using in our […]
Minutes | GSR | March 2021 + April Reports
March 2021 GSR Mtg Minutes April 2021 Reports Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Suffolk General Service is currently unable to meet in person. Below are reports from your officers and committee chairs. Please update your Zoom client before the assembly so you will have access to all the features we will be using in our […]
Minutes | GSR | February 2021 + March Reports
February 2021 GSR Mtg Minutes March 2021 Reports Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, Suffolk General Service is currently unable to meet in person. Below are reports from your officers and committee chairs. Please update your Zoom client before the assembly so you will have access to all the features we will be using in our […]
Delegate’s Questionnaire
YOUR GROUP IS WORTH BEING HEARD! THE DELEGATE’S QUESTIONNAIRE Our Delegate, John W, has selected 8 Questions from the General Service Conference’s full agenda. These items are ones he most wants our Area’s conscience on. DELEGATE’S QUESTIONNAIRE CUESTIONARIO DEL DELEGARDO ATTEND THE DELEGATE’S DAY OF SHARING (3/3/18) View Event Info What is this? This is […]
The Twelve Concepts of AA: a Beginner’s Guide
Understanding AA’s Third Legacy The Twelve Concepts of AA were a mystery to me for a long time in recovery. They were not a very compelling mystery since they were seldom referred to at meetings I attended. An oversimplified notion of service was part of my early training in sobriety; concepts of world service that […]