The Active Area Committee Meeting is happening this evening, May 30^th  at 6:00 pm NS time, 6:30 NL time at the below Zoom link. The meeting is held regularly on the last Monday of each month.

This meeting is open to anyone who is actively carrying, or is interested in carrying, the message of AA Recovery through committee activities. The purpose of the regular monthly meeting is to share our combined experiences in Committee work so that it can help newly formed committees or to pick up a few tips from more experienced folks that might be useful to themselves.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88688093457

June 18, 1-4pm at 45 Connolly Road, Sackville NS.

Looking to learn about service opportunities in AA? Come join us!!

Get the flyer for this event here.

Living In The Solution Group has reached a decision to close the
meeting. We thank the fellowship and all the members who supported our
meeting over the last 16 years.

The newsletter for May is now ready for viewing. See it here

The phone committee urgently AA members to help with the day time phone. Also the evening phone needs support from the Dartmouth area. And finally, the committee needs groups to volunteer to be a part of the weekend phone rotation. Please contact Michael A 902-402-3862 (phone or text) and offer your support!!!

Come celebrate at the group on the last Sunday, May 29th!

The minutes for the March District 1 meeting are now available. See the menu link Service>Meeting Minutes.

The minutes for the April Central Service meeting are now available. See the menu link Service>Meeting Minutes.

The Importance of Having a Service Sponsor
Presented by Don F, past delegate

When: May 25, 2022 6-7pm
Where: Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7537988280?pwd=L01KMHIvcVc3WXBEWTAzNGIhZWdBZz09
ID: 753 798 8280 (Password: SERVICE)

Get Flyer here

Deadline: October 31, 2022
The trustees’ Literature Committee has opened a call for stories in response to the 2021 General Service Conference Advisory Action regarding the pamphlet “A.A. for the Black and African-American Alcoholic,” stating that the pamphlet be updated to include current stories of recovery and a new title that is respectful and inclusive. The committee is seeking stories of recovery from all African-American, Canadian and Caribbean A.A. members from the

English-, French- and Spanish-speaking Black communities in the A.A. structure in the United States and Canada. Stories of recovery may also include:

• Experience, strength and hope
• Steps, Traditions, Concepts
• Sponsorship
• A.A. service
• Safety and racism
• Ethnic, cultural, gender and LGBTQ diversity

• Military
• Black mental health and diverse abilities
• Diversity of social status
• BIPOC A.A. Meetings
• Atheist/agnostics

The suggested format for typed manuscripts is 500-800 words, double spaced, in 12-point font. Handwritten manuscripts should be approximately 5 to 6 pages.
Submit Via Email Email: pamphletstories@aa.org Subject line: “A.A. for the Black and African-American Alcoholic”