62nd Eastern Ontario Fall Conference
Ottawa, Ontario: 62nd Eastern Ontario Fall Conference.
Ottawa, Ontario: 62nd Eastern Ontario Fall Conference.
Johannesburg, South Africa: 6th SAYPAA (South African Young People of Alcoholics Anonymous).
[email protected] www.saypaa.co.za
Spearfish, SD: Area 63 Fall Conference. www.area63aa.org
Louisville, KY: KCYPAA: (Kentucky Conference of Young People in AA). [email protected]
St. Louis Park, MN: Founder's Day Weekend LXXII. www.foundersdaymn.org
Greensburg, PA: 73rd Laurel Highlands Conference.
Prince George 57th Northern Lites Round Up. [email protected]
Cincinnati, OH: Buckeye Roundup. [email protected]
Lake Geneva, WI: 24th McHenry's Soberfest. www.soberfest.org
Folsom, CA: Fellowship of the Spirit NorCal. [email protected] www.fotsbbs.org
Broken Bow, OK: Beavers Bend Round Robin. [email protected]
Las Vegas, NV: 48th Las Vegas Roundup. www.lasvegasroundup.org
Memphis, TN: Bluff City Fellowship. www.bluffcityaa.com
Tupelo, MS: Fall Jubilee. [email protected]
Richmond, VA: Virginia Area Committee PI/CPC Workshop. [email protected]
"My recovery relies on the hands of many people being extended to me. The welcome I received was more than a word. It was a word followed by actions."
"I had been undergoing a spiritual experience without knowing it. My confused questioning about a Higher Power, my changed mental attitude, and even my physical recovery had all be part of a spiritual awakening. Without knowing it, I had been in contact with the source of life, whatever or Whoever that might be."
"Let today's troubles be sufficient to today."
Life hasn’t been all smooth sailing, but because of AA, I no longer have to live in fear. I sleep at night ... I have a purpose in life.
"The unique ability of each AA to identify himself with, and bring recovery to, the newcomer in no way depends upon his learning, eloquence, or on any special individual skills. The only thing that matters is that he is an alcoholic who has found a key to sobriety."
"Let us remember that great legion who still suffer from alcoholism and who are still without hope. Let us, at any cost or sacrifice, so improve our communication with all these that they may find what we have found – a new life of freedom under God."
"The more willing I become to admit it when I am wrong, the less often am I in the position of having to make such an admission.”
"I believe the peace I get from an effective Tenth Step is what God feels like."
"I have a way to live that fills every hole my gut ever had."
"In AA we have no VIPs, nor have we need of any. Our organization needs no title-holders nor grandiose buildings ... Experience has taught us that simplicity is basic in preservation of our personal sobriety and helping those in need."
"A fine plan or idea can come from anybody, anywhere. Consequently, good leadership will often discard its own cherished plans for others that are better, and it will give credit to the source."
"What I've been willing to give to AA, most often through my home group, I've gotten back tenfold in peace of mind."
"Feed your faith and starve your doubt."
"As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me."
"You don't help anyone by trying to impress them; you impress someone when you try to help them."
