May 2026
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ByGeorgeThe General Service Office provides vital services to Alcoholics Anonymous. For the past four years, every business and household has experienced financial challenges due to the pandemic plus the rising costs of goods and services.In November a letter from Bob W., our GSO General Manager, issued a call to action for additional funds to be…
Delegate’s Corner
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Dive Into Our Mini-Conference March 14-16
ByGeorgeIn the US and Canada there are approximately 2 million AA members.There are about 29 million still suffering. What is our message to those inneed? Know that the message comes from us.Our East Central Regional Trustee, Cathi C., said, “I hope you will seein me and my service, a reflection of what AA has done…
An example of an Elder Statesman
ByGeorgeRecently a senior member of my Home Group asked for a “business meeting” of Home Group members to discuss something that was on his mind: Was our Group fulfilling AA’s primary purpose? Were we doing our best to reach out to still suffering alcoholic?My Home Group is a closed discussion meeting. We often have many…
Giving Thanks
ByGeorgeCongratulations to Unity for 50 years of continuous publication! … onemonth-at-a-time! 🙂Our newsletters provide vital communication for our AA community. Thankyou to the Trusted Servants of our newsletters who work so consistently and sohard to ‘get the word out.’ As Area Delegate, I am most appreciative of thespace afforded me to share my perspective.I am…
A plea for the PLBB
ByGeorgePublication of The Plain Language Big Book, A Tool for Reading Alcoholics Anonymous became an Advisory Action at the 74th General Service Conference. We can expect it to be ready by the end of the year. What follows is a 1-minute speech from the floor of the 74th General Service Conference presented by a Delegate…
