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Email is a powerful tool for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups, especially for those participating in meetings online. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll look at how Lamp-lighters and other AA members can use email to improve communication, share news, and connect with other members. By using email effectively, you can improve communication and keep everyone updated…
Participating in A.A. Zoom meetings can be an important part of recovery, and this Meeting Guide will provide all the details you need to begin. By connecting with your local district, you’ll get important meeting details and find weekly gatherings that work with your schedule. The Central Office provides many resources to guide you through…
Recovery in Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) often involves needing evidence of meeting attendance. Whether you need attendance proof for personal records or to meet certain requirements, knowing how to get this documentation is important. This guide will show you how to get proof of attendance for A.A. meetings, including both traditional and online formats, making sure…
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) relies on its committees to organize meetings and build community among members. Tasked with essential responsibilities, these groups contribute to the overall service structure of A.A., guided by the General Service Board. In this article, we’ll look at how committees improve meeting success and create a helpful setting for recovery. Learn about…
Travel shouldn’t interfere with your sobriety, and attending A.A. meetings is important for your recovery. Whether you’re exploring Minneapolis or venturing elsewhere, Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous offer resources to help you find support on the road. In this guide, we’ll share practical tips for accessing meetings, utilizing digital tools, and building a support network,…
Are you nervous about attending your first A.A. meeting? You’re not alone. Many newcomers to Alcoholics Anonymous find comfort in knowing that these gatherings are rooted in experience, strength, and hope. A.A. members share their stories about staying sober and following the Twelve Steps, offering important support for keeping sober. This guide will help you…
Finding exact locations for Alcoholics Anonymous meetings can be challenging, but with the right approach, managing and updating A.A. meeting lists is easy. Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. offers important materials for people looking to connect with others and think about personal experiences each day. This guide will help you find local meetings and keep…
Knowing the types of Alcoholics Anonymous meetings is important for recovery when dealing with a drinking problem. Open meetings invite friends and family, while closed meetings focus solely on A.A. members. At the Antioch Recovery Club and beyond, these formats cater to diverse needs. This article discusses the advantages and formats of open and closed…
In Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), keeping identities private is key to creating a secure environment for recovery. Both personal and public anonymity allows A.A. members to talk about their experiences without worrying about being judged, especially in situations where media attention might compromise privacy. This article examines the importance of anonymity in Alcoholics Anonymous. It looks…
Attending A.A. meetings in a safe way is important for anyone recovering from alcohol use. Alcoholics Anonymous, based on the Twelve Steps, provides important help through these meetings. In this article, we’ll give you important tips and advice for going to A.A. meetings, whether they are in person or online, so you feel safe and…