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District Report – June 2009
Just
when we thought it was going to slow down, our recent District meeting had 4
new business items. We are going to see an increase in literature prices at the
beginning of July from the General Service Office. Your GSR has been given some
information to discuss with your group about self support and how the
Fellowship wants to handle future shortfall in income to expenses. Recently we
hosted an Area Assembly and found it very difficult to serve breakfast and
lunch for $4 per person. Considering the increase in food costs in the recent
years, our District committee is talking about and considering a motion to
increase the per person allotment and will be presenting to the Area in the
next couple of months.
Our
next assembly is in Fortuna. Has your group considered helping your GSR meet
the costs to travel five hours to attend? If not, it might be a good discussion
item for your next business meeting.
We
are in need of a new Bridging the Gap Chair. If you have at least two years sobriety
and are interested in being considered for this position, please attend our
next District meeting to make yourself available. There will not be a Bridging
the Gap meeting until the position is filled.
Currently
there will be no more discussion on the forming of a Treatment and Correctional
Facility Committee unless a motion is presented. I have learned a lot about how
H & I works and there has been significant improvement in communication
between the General Service and Hospital & Institutions committees. I
understand there is a H & I workshop coming up with wonderful panelists. If
I weren’t on vacation, I would be there learning more.
I
continue to be amazed at how peaceful my life has become. Even when there are
trials, I have been taught how to stay in the day and keep to the primary
purpose of AA.As a result, I continue to grow.
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When anyone, anywhere reaches out for help
I want the hand of AA always to be there.
And for that I am responsible."
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