Meeting Info: (709) 579-6091
Help Line: (709) 579-5215
Toll Free Help Line:
1-888-579-5215
Corner Brook: 709-640-6336
MEETING CHANGES & ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Second Chance Group has a new meeting spot!!! All Saints Parish 419 Conception Bay Highway CBS. Enter at rear of building. Wheelchair access. Wednesdays at 8pm.
The Sunday Morning Action Group (SMAG) needs AA members to keep the meeting going. If you see the value of maintaining a dedicated open speakers meeting PLEASE step forward. You can belong to anothother homegrouup, like other SMAG members. See flyer HERE.
The Thursday night meeting of the Recovery Group will be held in the basement of the church for the next three months (Aug-Oct).
New Email for District 15 Contributions.
Please be advised that District 15 has had to change the account that will be used for groups to provide direct deposit contributions to the District. The new email is
Want a print-friendly meeting list to take with you wherever you go? Click HERE. Has both in-person and online meetings.
What to do if you think you may have a drinking problem:
1.Take the self-assessment
You can start by honestly answering 12 simple questions about your drinking. It's private and is between you and you. Click the link HERE.
2. Talk with someone here
If you call 709-579-5215 an AA member will either answer or call you back and talk with you about what a drinking problem looks like. They will share a bit about their own drinking.
3. Attend a meeting
You are free to attend any and all AA meetings (in person or online) listed here. You can simply listen - no one will ask you to do anything. From there you will learn about the AA fellowship, finding a sponsor (mentor) and other tools for recovery.
AA Steps and Traditions
OCTOBER
STEP TEN
Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.
TRADITION TEN
Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the A.A. name ought never be drawn into public controversy.
AA Meeting Guide
Meeting Guide syncs with area, district, intergroup/central offices and international general service office websites, relaying meeting information from more than 400 A.A. service entities directly to the app. Over 100,000 weekly meetings are currently listed, and the information is refreshed twice daily.
LITERATURE
The Intergroup Office has a healthy collection of AA literature for you to purchase at modest costs. We also have tokens (chips) and medallions to mark different periods of sobriety for you or your home group to buy. Call first before dropping by - to make sure a volunteer is there to meet you.
SERVICE
Intergroup meets once a month to discuss issues related to services it provides - the AA helpline as well as meeting lists. Volunteers are always needed to meet these needs! Intergroup also cooperates with District 15 on Committees whose focus is carrying the AA message to the suffering alcoholic.
Contribute to AA
The 7th Tradition reminds us we are self-supporting. You can support Intergroup through your contributions at your home group or send an EMT to Intergroup at sjintergroup@nl.rogers.com.
AA in Eastern Avalon NL is District 15. To contribute to District 15 you can email transfer (EMT) to district15nfldaa@gmail.com
To contribute to the General Service Office in NY you can send a cheque to General Service Office Post Office Box 2407 James A Farley Station New York, NY 10116-2407 or donate by credit card or PayPal at the AA website at https://contribution.aa.org/
To contribute to Area 82, the EMT is treasurer@area82aa.org You can also support Area 82 by snailmail at Basil MacLean 33 Sprucedale Drive, St. John's, NL, A1H 0B9.