Central Michigan Intra-Area 32 Area Assembly April 3, 2011 Brighton, MI

Similar documents
Convention Guidelines 1. Area 76 Convention Guidelines

a. The District 01 Meeting will be held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM at the Bridge of Green Bay 12 step meeting facility.

AREA 24 CONFERENCE PLANNING GUIDELINES

Thank you for your service, Respectfully submitted, Laura M. Officers Reports:

MONTHLY DISTRICT MINUTES October 12, 2017

New GSR s & Alternates: Dan W/GSR-Fresh Start, Monday, 1:30pm Tony D/Alt GSR-In-Depth Big Book Study Group, Sunday, 6:30pm

Nar-Anon Family Groups Georgia/East TN Region Meeting October 18, 2014

The District View. District 05 meeting in Menomonie Wisconsin! th Street E Menomonie, WI Second Wednesday of every month at 6:45pm

Thought to Ponder... Forgiveness is the final form of love. AA-related Alconym... T U F = Tolerance, Understanding, Forgiveness.

District 61 AA Business Meeting Minutes. September 1st, 2016

General Service Representative TOOL KIT. Area 5

Thanks to Fredy, my alternate for stepping up to the plate as well as Dale our Chair delivering the Area message for all your roundups.

Monthly Meeting Minutes District 11 February 1, 2018 Location: First United Methodist Church

Ontario South Assembly (Area 86) October 28, 29, 30, 2016 Doubletree by Hilton

Al-Anon District 1 Meeting. Tallahassee, Florida. May. 31, Grace Lutheran Church Miccosukee Road. 4:30 p.m. to 6:03 p.m.

Final Copy 2013 Statewide Mock Conference Minutes Mt. Pleasant, MI

Lifelines. Rhode Island. I NSIDE T HIS I SSUE 1 Area Assembly, OSYPC. 2 Groups without GRs New Blog

THE 2017 VIRGINIA AREA AL-ANON FALL ASSEMBLY MINUTES October 21-22

Officers Reports: DCM Report: Laura M. DCM, Kelly B. Alt DCM. Secretary's Report: Mary C. Secretary, Mary E. Alt Secretary (absent)

New Jersey Al-Anon Assembly Meeting Minutes. November 5, Middlesex County Fire Academy, 1001 Fire Academy Road, Sayreville, NJ

SPRING ASSEMBLY MARCH 17, 2018 CORNERSTONE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH R STREET NE, MINOT, ND

NEWSLETTER CENTRAL SERVICE COMMITTEE AREA 82 DISTRICTS 1 & 2 HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY. March 3rd & 4th Bedford Group March 4th Downtown Dartmouth

Nature Coast Intergroup - May 7, Call to Order: 4:30 Serenity Prayer

Step 2 Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.

Operating Guidelines. Kentuck-iana * Tejas Bluebonnet * Show Me * Louisiana Volunteer * Arkansas * Lone Star * Mississippi

FORMAT OF GSR/DCM SCHOOL

When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of AA always to be there. And for that: I am responsible.

AWSC (Area World Service Committee) MINUTES


Alaska Region of Narcotics Anonymous MINUTES August 17, :30 PM

HOST COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES Revised November 19 th, 2018

Area 31 Committee Meeting Minutes. January 13, 2016

Operating Guidelines. Kentuck iana * Tejas Bluebonnet * Show Me * Louisiana Volunteer * Arkansas * Lone Star * Mississippi

Open Meeting Serenity Prayer Traditions Read

Sacramento Valley Intergroup Overeaters Anonymous (SVIOA) Business Meeting Minutes

GSR ORIENTATION PACKET

Meeting Minutes May 2018

DISTRICT 11 SERVICE WORK JOB DESCRIPTIONS & PROCEDURES

SERVICES PROVIDED BY G.S.O./A.A.W.S.

POSITION DESCRIPTION Oregon Area Al-Anon Family Groups. TERM LENGTH: Three Years (Beginning January 1, after election)

Sonoma County Intergroup Fellowship 2009 SCIF GROUP SECRETARY S GUIDE

December Meeting Minutes

GUIDELINES FOR ALABAMA/NW FLORIDA AL-ANON/ALATEEN AREA ASSEMBLY

Nar-Anon Family Groups Georgia Region Meeting April 30, 2011

Napa Valley Intergroup Minutes February 10, 2018

Thought to Ponder... Laughter is the sound of recovery. AA-related Alconym... T L C = Tears, Laughter, Caring.

Naples Area Intergroup, Inc th Street South Naples, FL MINUTES.

Monthly Meeting Minutes District 11 March 2, Officers Reports:

Welcome to the Granite State of Narcotics Anonymous Area Service Committee. It can seem overwhelming

Monthly Meeting Minutes District 11 November 5, 2015 Location: Meeting time: Attendance: Committee members: Groups represented: Guests/Alt GSRs:

AIS Meeting Minutes December 2, 2017

Minutes of the GSR & District 01 Committee Chair Meeting January 11, 2018 Held at the Central Office, 1270 Main St., Suite 102, Green Bay, WI

February 2014 ASC Minutes. Meeting held and hosted at It s About Time (Tomball)

CONFERENCE ADVISORY ACTIONS OF THE 67th GENERAL SERVICE CONFERENCE

September 8 th, 2013 ASC Minutes. Meeting held at BLTN Hosted by TNA

Harrisburg Area Intergroup 1251 South 19 th Street, Harrisburg PA /4/2018. Meeting Minutes

ROCKLAND COUNTY INTERGROUP. MINUTES FROM October 6, 2009

Al-Anon District 1 Meeting. Tallahassee, Florida. May 20, Grace Lutheran Church Miccosukee Road. 4:35 p.m. to 6:02 p.m.

Napa Valley Intergroup Agenda January 12, 2019

AA / Al-Anon Chairpersons. Position Description.

AA-related Alconym... H O W = Honesty, Open-mindedness, Willingness. (courtesy AA-Alive.net)

Your A.A. General Service Office

Nar-Anon FL Region special teleconference call to vote on the acceptance of the WSC Region Report (attached) Meeting opened at 7:05 Sunday Feb 18,2018

P.O. Box P.O. Box 9931 Billings, MT Kalispell, MT Area 40 District 11 A.A. June Minutes 6/13/15 NO DISTRICT MEETING IN JULY

Western Slope District 22 News

MCKINNEY MIRACLE GROUP BYLAWS

Southside Area Service Danville, VA Sunday, August 5, 2018

Check Amt. Deposit Description

Monthly Meeting Minutes District 11 April 2, 2015 Location:

NYCASC Events & Activities Sub-Committee Guidelines

The District View. District 05 meeting in Menomonie Wisconsin! th Street E Menomonie, WI /13/2014 at 6:45pm

The District View. District 05 meeting in Menomonie Wisconsin! th Street E Menomonie, WI Second Wednesday of every month at 6:45pm

61st General Service Conference Agenda Items that Area 56 Addressed at MC

Area World Service Committee Meeting Minutes AFG of Ohio March 23, 2013

Nar-Anon Family Groups Georgia Region Meeting Minutes January 19, 2019

NEAANA GROUPS CITY GSR present/absent

Sacramento Valley Intergroup Overeaters Anonymous (SVIOA) Business Meeting Minutes

WESTERN REGIONAL ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SERVICE ASSEMBLY. Our Big Book 80 Years, 71 Languages

Napa Valley Intergroup Minutes February 9, 2019

PAI MEETING (07/13//15)

Meeting opened with the Serenity Prayer at 2 pm 12 Traditions read by: Greg 12 Concepts read by: Travis Purpose read by: Scotty

What A Way To Start A Day Home Group of Narcotics Anonymous

Napa Valley Intergroup Agenda January 13th, 2018

CONFERENCE ADVISORY ACTIONS OF THE 67th GENERAL SERVICE CONFERENCE

Nar-Anon Family Groups Georgia/East TN Region Meeting July 18, 2015

The District View. Step 1 We admitted we were powerless over alcohol - that our lives had become unmanageable.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS PURPOSE STRUCTURE

The Beacon AUG Worcester Area Intergroup Newsletter. Volume 17 issue 8 August

Spring Fling $346 income; Expenses $292.53, Net income $53.47 and 50/50 of $76.

Greeter Charlene visitor s or new GRs Violet here to represent a new group getting started.

I would like to thank Kathy for a great talk Friday night. Steve, thank you for a wonderful talk last night.

Roll Call by Secretary

Thumb Area Unity Council Meeting Minutes January 8, :00 pm

CNCA 06, General Service District 15 WEBSITE GUIDELINES P.O. Box 3504, Eureka, Ca 95502

Open Meeting Serenity Prayer Traditions

Bridging the Gap Guidelines - Utah, Area 69

The District View. Step 7 Humbly asked him to remove our shortcomings.

AA Thought for the Day (courtesy AA-Alive.net)

AA Thought for the Day. December 9, 2017

newsfrom the 2016 World Service Conference

Transcription:

Central Michigan Intra-Area 32 www.cmia32.org Area Assembly April 3, 2011 Brighton, MI CHAIR: Kirk F. Called the meeting to order at 1:07 p.m.; group recited The Serenity Prayer; Kirk read The AA Preamble; the group recited The Responsibility Pledge SECRETARY: Jenni B. Roll Call: In attendance: 58 groups represented; 39 guests; 50 GSRs and 7 Alt. GSRs; 6 GSRs at 1 st visit to Assembly, 3 GSRs at 2 nd visit Tradition 3 was discussed by Ron A., and Tradition 4 was discussed by Sandy E. Concept 3 was discussed by Stanley P., and Concept 4 was discussed by Larry S. Past Delegates were recognized, of which there were 5. For June s meeting in Gladwin, volunteers were: Tradition 5 Tom R.; Tradition 6 Sam P. Concept 5 Bob S.; Concept 6 Mike K. Chairman called for corrections to minutes from 2-6-11: no corrections; minutes approved TREASURER: Ted B. Report Approved (Report attached) FINANCE COMMITTEE: Cari S. Report Approved (Report attached) [Also MOTIONS ] REGISTRAR: Kate L. All District and Group contact sheets are available for viewing at Area Assembly. If a district would like their Group Sheets emailed or mailed via snail mail, please contact the Area Registrar at registrar@cmia32.org or by phone. Also, New Group Forms and Group Change Forms are on cmia32.org. CHAIRMAN OF 59 th STATE CONVENTION: Jesse P. Report Approved (Report attached) DELEGATE: Art M. Report Approved (Report attached) ALT. DELEGATE: Pauline N. Report Approved (Report attached) ARCHIVES: Jim D. I am organizing the Archives Area at the State Convention in August Area 33 and 34 have been invited to participate. I am your Archivist in person only. The stuff I bring to CMIA each meeting belongs to the Archives Committee located in Lansing, MI. Thank you for your continued interest and support. CORRECTIONS: Sandy E. The treasury report ($484.00) was reviewed; four corrections kits were requested from the Finance Committee. District 4 donated two cases of 12 & 12 books to the Women s Facility. There will be a sign up sheet for the Corrections Jail sale at State Convention. COOPERATION WITH THE PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY (CPC): John S. Four members talked about carrying the message to professionals, clergy, etc. to better skills and exchange ideas; they also discussed which pamphlets go to which areas of the professional community.

FORUM: Tom R. Questions were answered in a follow-up to the presentation at the GSR meeting. Plans are moving along for November s Forum: 7 rooms have been reserved for the 11 th and 12 th ; expenses for gas and food will be determined; 14 people will be sponsored by CMIA 32. Please sign up at the registration table at each CMIA 32 meeting. GRAPEVINE: Stacy O. Eleven participants, including new members, talked about the Grapevine, including prices of year-long subscriptions (mail: $27, audio or digital: $20). Ways to inform members about the Grapevine magazine: make copies available at meetings for members to read and return to the group; suggest sponsors send sponsees a subscription; or committee members might do informative presentation in districts. http://www.aagrapevine.org LITERATURE: Ray H. (Report attached.) PUBLIC INFORMATION: Sharon S. Four members from Districts 2, 12, and 22 discussed the committee s function to a new member. District 2 news: purchased the PSA from GSO, and have had success with having that played on 5 radio stations in the district, with an emphasis during holidays; meeting schedules have been distributed to local hotels and chambers of commerce; recently participated in Project Connect. District 12 news: with the cooperation of other CMIA committees and members, the Reaching out to the Community workshop was a success; as a result, Stanley P. will meet with the director of New Path about the Detox Center in Genesee County. SPECIAL NEEDS: Lori F. Representatives from Districts 2, 4, and 6 discussed the items needed for the table at the State Convention. The committee will get the seed money for picking up the needed pamphlets at the June CMIA meeting. TREATMENT FACILITIES: Don M. Seven members, representing Districts 2, 8, 12, and 16, discussed the importance of getting the person leaving the treatment facility to their first outside meeting. WEBSITE: Donna K. (reported by Theron B.) Any districts that want to post fliers can send either the electronic file or a link to where the district has the flier posted. Send by email to webmaster@cmia32.org. A suggestion was brought to the committee that we provide a version of the website formatted for mobile devices. The web administrator can take care of the technical aspects, but to ensure the best usability we need several power users to advise and test. If anyone is interested, they can see or email Theron. OLD BUSINESS: 1. Discussion of ad hoc committee which reviewed CMIA 32 handbook (question by Mike K., answer by Kirk F.); guidelines committee still making progress, results will be available later in 2011 or likely in 2012 2. Discussion of conduct of business regarding requests & approval of funds (based on motion made at 2-6-11 Assembly) whether or not committee chairs must first present requests to Finance Committee; discussion tabled NEW BUSINESS: Nominations opened for Finance Committee position: Adelia H. and Tom R.; Tom R. elected ANNOUNCEMENTS: In June, brief presentations for the Assembly: Finance (Cari S.) and Grapevine (Stacy O.) Sign up at the officers table to host a CMIA 32 meeting during 2012. April and December are available. MOTIONS: Finance Committee - $800.00 for Corrections Committee: APPROVED Chair adjourned meeting at 3:00 p.m.

DELEGATE: Following the welcome and introductions of the DCM s and LCM s by name and CMIA 32 District represented, each attendee was given the opportunity to present information about workshops, seminars, or other functions taking place in their district. There are a large number of upcoming events in Area 32 districts that can be attended by all AAs. Posting of the events in districts on our area website www.cmia32.org, where the webmaster can be contacted by Email at webmaster@cmia32.org, helps us all to grow in our individual recovery and service in and to AA. DCM s presented and discussed matters needing clarity or assistance or the sharing by others about similar situations in their districts. How holding group conscience meetings and structure group meetings to be most effective in our Primary Purpose was the main topic of discussion. Copies of the newly presented Alcoholics Anonymous 21 st World Service Meeting held in Mexico City October 17-21, 2010 were distributed to all at the meeting. This final report contains a large amount of information about how AA works globally and it is very informative and insightful. DCM s were encouraged to present this information to their districts to make them aware of the large reach of AA to the still sick and suffering alcoholics around the world. Art M. spoke about his scheduled attendance in service to AA at the AA Conference to be held in New York City May 1-7, 2011. He will be available the balance of the year for presentations to Districts and other events about what took place during the meeting and how the body of AA will continue to make the AA recovery program from alcoholism available to all who seek and want recovery and the fellowship so widely offered to all in AA. Respectfully submitted in service, Art M., Delegate, Area 32, Panel 61 ALTERNATE DELEGATE: The GSR meeting opened with the Serenity Prayer. There were 7 new GSRs and 16 returning GSRs. Kate L., the registrar, explained registering or changing Group information. Tom R., the Forum Committee Chair, explained what the Forum is. We then had Questions and Answers about the Chapter in the AA Group Pamphlet Where AA s Service Structure Begins. We closed the meeting with the Lord s Prayer. In Love & Service, Pauline N., Alt. Delegate, Panel 61, Area 32 59 th MI STATE CONVENTION REPORT: The planning for our convention is going very well. It s crunch time now until the convention in August. All the committees are in place, working hard and reporting monthly. The word is getting out. We are asking that everyone make sure that all groups and members have flyers. It is important that we meet our room nights at the hotel. We need registrations for both the convention and hotel as soon as possible. We are also asking groups and members to send in as much as possible in donations for the hospitality room and coffee. Moe, our program chair has all the main speakers (AA s, Al-Anon and Alateen) and panels in place. There will be an ice cream social on Friday & Saturday night. Doug, the entertainment chair has arranged the DJ for the Friday and Saturday dances. We are asking everyone to come out and get involved with your state convention. The planning meetings are held at the convention site Causeway Bay Hotel 6820 S Cedar St Lansing Mi. Meeting time is 2:30PM -4:30 PM on the following Sunday dates April 17, May 22, June 26, and July24. Thank You, Jesse P., 59 th Convention Chairman

CMIA 32 2011 Meeting Schedule: August 7 th : Alpena, District 28 October 2 nd : Saline, District 4 December 4 th : Vassar, District 24 CMIA 32 Meeting: June 5, 2011 District 26 K of C Hall 751 S. M-18 Gladwin, MI 48624 Approx 1.5 miles south of M-61 on South M-18, on east side of M-18 Open meeting, all are welcome to attend This is a non-smoking facility. All AAs and Al-Anons are welcome to attend. 9:00 a.m.: Fellowship Hour, coffee & donuts 9:30 10:30: Finance Committee 10:00 11:30: GSR Meeting 10:30 11:30: DCM Meeting 11:30 12:30: Standing Committees 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m.: Lunch 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.: General Assembly Meeting

CMIA 32 ASSEMBLY www.cmia32.org Agenda for June 5, 2011 District 26, Gladwin Open/Call to Order Serenity Prayer A.A. Preamble Responsibility Pledge Welcome to New GSRs; Recognition of returning and new GSRs & Past Delegates Roll Call Secretary Jenni B. Tradition 5 Tom R. Concept 5 Bob S. Tradition 6 Sam P. Concept 6 Mike K. Treasurer s Report Ted B. Finance Committee Report Cari S. Registrar Report Kate L. Committee Reports *Please turn in all committee reports to Secretary Jenni B. Thank you! Archives Jim D. CPC John S. Corrections Sandy E. Forum Tom R. Grapevine Stacy O. Literature Ray H. Public Information Sharon S. Special Needs Lori F. Treatment Facilities Don M. Website Donna K. Alt. Delegate s Report Pauline N. Delegate s Report Art M. Old Business New Business Announcements Thank you District 26 for being our Host this month! See you all in August! Motion to Adjourn Prayer