Welcome
Ice cream social
Hosted by the
Walking the Red Road Group of AA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018
Help us celebrate our one year anniversary!
Ice cream and toppings with be served immediately following our 6pm discussion meeting.
This is an Open Native American Indian Alcoholics Anonymous (NAI-AA) talking circle.
Everyone is welcome!
YMCA
2236 3RD Avenue
New Brighton, PA 15066
(On Route 65)
Flyer
Beaver County AA
If you need immediate help
Pittsburgh Area Central office
24 Hr Answering Svc:
412.471.7472
VOLUNTEERS
Needed
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Beaver County
is always in need for Volunteers.
_Especially Women_
They meet the 3rd Thursday
of the month at 6pm at First Presbyterian Church
252 College Ave Beaver Pa
Anyone interested in getting involved at any level is encouraged to attend.
If anyone has any questions about
Ask at your Homegroup or
send an email "Contact Us" link on top of the page.
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The Functions Committee is in need of Volunteers
To find out more
Ask at your Homegroup
or email the website
with the "Contact Us" link
on top of the page.
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PI/CPC Needs volunteers to distribute literature.
Please ask at your Homegroup or send email "Contact Us" link on top of the page.
Beaver County AA is a web portal committed to serving the members of Alcoholics Anonymous in Beaver County, PA. This site is a joint venture of District's 24 and 25 of Alcoholics Anonymous Area 60 (Western PA). We hope you find the site useful and we welcome any suggestions you may have for making the site better for our members. Please use the Contact Us page to submit any comments and requests.
Alcoholics Anonymous
has no opinion on
outside issues; hence the A.A.
name ought never be drawn into public controversy.
Read or Listen to The Big Book & Twelve and Twelve online
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BIG BOOK QUOTES
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Liquor ceased to be a luxury; it became a necessity.
Alcoholics Anonymous,
4th Edition,
Chapter
Bills Story
Page_5
With permission of
A.A. World Services Inc.
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We learned that we had to fully concede to our innermost selves that we were alcoholics. This is the first step in recovery.
The delusion that we are like other people,
or presently may be, has to be smashed.
We alcoholics are men and women who have lost the ability to control our drinking.
We know that no real alcoholic ever recovers control.
All of us felt at times
that we were regaining control, but such intervals —
usually brief — were inevitably followed by still less control, which led in time to pitiful and incomprehensible demoralization.
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Alcoholics Anonymous,
4th Edition,
Chapter 3
More About Alcoholism
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With permission of
A.A. World Services Inc.
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AA Responsibility Declaration-
I am responsible.
When anyone, anywhere,
reaches out for help,
I want the hand of A.A.
always to be there.
And for that:
I am responsible.