No One’s the Boss

BY: STEVE S. | BLOOMFIELD, N.J. Oh, no! What will these AAs make him do? What does he owe? This newcomer’s first encounter with the Traditions was a pleasant surprise At my very first AA meeting, two large vinyl posters were hanging on the wall. The Twelve Steps were on one poster and the Twelve Traditions … Read more

7th Step

BY: M. U. | BRIGHTON, COLORADO Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings FOR ME, at first glance Step Seven seemed a cinch, especially in comparison to some of the preceding Steps. As is often the case, on closer examination the seemingly simple proved to be anything but! I thought this Step was only a kind … Read more

Information About In Person Meetings

Appendix A: Social Distancing Protocol (Modified for In-Person Meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous within Sacramento County) Groups must implement all applicable measures listed below, and be prepared to explain why any measure that is not implemented is inapplicable to the group. Signage: ☐ Signage at each public entrance of the facility to inform all service members and meeting … Read more

Guidance from AA on reopening meetings

Note: These recommendations and considerations are focused on meetings in the City and County of Sacramento. Please visit our website at aasacramento.org or visit the public health website for your county. Conduct a group level business meeting to get group conscience regarding resuming meeting and review the required Social Distancing Protocols to determine if compliance … Read more

AA Central Office Letter Addressing Reopening of Meetings

Resumption of In-Person Meetings within the Central California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous June 04, 2020 The Central Office of the Central California Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous has been dedicated to providing the most updated and accurate information in regards to the current “Stay at Home Order” and future Social Distancing requirements due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and … Read more