Tri-County Central Office neither endorses nor opposes these events. These events are listed as a Community Service to interested members of Alcoholics Anonymous in the Tampa Bay and surrounding areas. In a Spirit of Co-operation but not Affiliation.
E-Mail: aainfo@aatampa-area.org
Second Saturday of each Month 9:30 am on Zoom
I.D. 345 7816 796 Password 274T4N
The July Meeting has been Moved to Saturday July 20th, 2024
SEE FLYER To Improve
SEE FLYER To Improve
SEE FLYER Joan S Flyerspecial
Joan S. 64 YEARS SOBER on June 15
sharing her Experience, Strength & Hope
See Flyer A.A. Trivia 6-21-2021
12 x 12 Meeting at 7:00 pm
Trivia at 8:00 pm
$5.00 a player (a team may consist of up to 4 players)
Proceeds to Benefit Central Office
SEE FLYER To Improve
SEE FLYER 06-21-Biarritz-France-flyerv3
aavirtualconventionbiarritz.com
See Flyer Emotional Sobriety Conference 2021updated
Hello fellow Friends of Bill
On behalf of the Everything or Nothing Women’s Group in Gainesville, FL. We are hosting the 3rd annual Emotional Sobriety Conference on June 26th and 27th, 2021. In the continued interest of everyone’s health and safety, the Emotional Sobriety committee has decided it will be a virtual conference via Zoom only. It is our hope and plan that 2022 will be held in person. But since we are on Zoom, we are able to have 10 amazing speakers from around the country! I have attached the file for our flyer. If you could, please add it to the events section of your webpage. It is a co-ed event and we welcome our Al-Anon friends. Join us as our speakers take us on a journey through the steps as they relate to emotional sobriety. Please also feel free to share with anyone you know in either program. We greatly appreciate any help we can get in spreading the word. Thank you in advance for your support and we hope to see you there!!! With gratitude, Keri T. & Katy K.
DISTRICT 2 LITERATURE COMMITTEE –
LET LITERATURE CARRY THE MESSAGE, TOO!
Today, as in the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous, the A.A. message of recovery from alcoholism is carried by one alcoholic talking to another. However, since the publication of the first edition of the Big Book in 1939, literature has played an important role in spreading the A.A. message and imparting information about the A.A. Twelve Step program of recovery.