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Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, page 132 (beginning part of Tradition 11)

Saturday Speaker Meeting

This week: Sharron S.

8:00 PM CST

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Every Saturday 8:00 PM (CST) meeting. We have speakers from around the world who share their experience, strength, and hope. Join us online.

Listen to Past Speaker Meetings

Group Conscience

Sunday, November 3, 2024

4:30 PM CST

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If you would like to add items to the upcoming agenda, please email your request by 5:00 PM the Friday before Group Conscience.

sistersinsobrietytexas@gmail.com

Birthday Celebration

October 25, 2024

6:00 PM CST (Open)

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We celebrate sobriety birthdays on the last Friday of the month so if you have a birthday this month please email us if you want to celebrate.

 sistersinsobrietytexas@gmail.com 

LOOKING FOR NEW MEETING CHAIRS - QUARTER 1 - 2025

INTERESTED IN CHAIRING A MEETING?

We have openings available for the upcoming quarter and invite you to consider this rewarding three-month service commitment. Chairing a meeting is a meaningful way to give back and connect with others in the community.

Eligibility is open to women with at least one year of sobriety, or those with a minimum of 3 months of sobriety and their sponsor’s approval.

The schedule will be updated as positions are filled. If you have flexibility in your availability, please let us know, as we want as many people as possible to participate in this service opportunity.

To add or remove your name from the schedule, please email us at sistersinsobrietytexas@gmail.com

TELLING YOUR STORY?

ARE YOU TELLING YOUR STORY AT A DIFFERENT MEETING?

To all Sisters... If you are speaking at another meeting, let us support you! Send an email to sistersinsobrietytexas@gmail.com and we will announce your speaking engagement at our meetings.

UPCOMING AA EVENTS

TRADITIONS STUDY

A 13-week Traditions Study featuring a different speaker with in-depth discussion.

The 12 Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) serve as essential principles to foster unity and cooperation within AA groups, the organization as a whole, and the broader community.

While the 12 Steps outline the spiritual journey of recovery for individuals, the 12 Traditions provide the foundation that keeps AA groups healthy, grounded, and focused on their primary purpose: fostering fellowship and supporting recovery. These principles help maintain the spirit of service and unity that AA is known for.

R. A. W. - REAL. AUTHENTIC. WOMEN.

Speakers and Discussion Meeting at Spring Branch Memorial Club

Join us a we come together for sharing of our journeys. Light snack provided.

HALLOWEEN PARTY

You are invited to an in person party hosted by The Heights Group

Costume Contest, Music, Goodies, and Spooky Halloween Fun! Karaoke contest. Bring a side dish and we will be serving Spider Quesadillas and Scary Enchiladas.

1ST OIAA ONLINE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION

A 3 Day Global Event!

Join us for a virtual trip around the world in celebration of Alcoholics Anonymous and the universal language of the heart. A three day global event with each day highlighting a different global zone 

Over 50 Groups from 18 unique countries serving as meeting hosts 4 virtual conference rooms 70 International AA meetings to join all from inside OIAA’s Virtual Convention Center

Click here for website and details.

HAPPY, JOYOUS, AND FREE - 2025

S. E. T. A. Conference - 80's Theme

Speakers, Ice Cream Social, AA Historian, Marathon Meetings, 80's Dance Party.

Website for details and to register.

2025 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE

"The Language of the Heart will be Spoken Here"

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Our in-person conference features everything you have come to expect from an IWC event including panels, workshops, speakers and fellowship with other sober women.


WOMEN'S AA RETREAT

Hosted by Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center

Since the mid 1980's, Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center has proudly hosted 12-Step Recovery meetings and retreats in support of those struggling with various addictions.  These meetings and retreats aim at bringing the participants hospitality, healing and compassion for spiritual and personal growth.

For more details and to register: Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center

GIRL-A-PALOOZ-AA - DALLAS

The 8th Annual Event

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Join us for a weekend journey through the 12 Steps: We will know a new freedom and a new happiness...through love, laughter, and service.

2025 INTERNATIONAL A. A. CONFERENCE

"90 Years - Language of the Heart"

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Taking place once every five years, the A.A. International Convention marks the anniversary of Bill W.’s first meeting with Dr. Bob and the birth of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935. A.A. members and their families and friends from around the globe attend the event. At the International Convention people attend meetings, workshops, dances and events. A highlight is the traditional flag ceremony to celebrate sobriety worldwide.

Vancouver will welcome A.A. members from around the world for the 2025 International Convention. This will mark the 90th anniversary of the beginning of our Fellowship's founding. 

SOUTH EAST TEXAS AREA (S. E. T. A.) - DISTRICT 40

AA - GRAPEVINE NEWS

AA GRAPEVINE AUDIO PROJECT

Be a Part of Telling Your Story

AA Grapevine is collecting up to 7-minute-long stories from the Fellowship in the form of audio recordings. Share as you would in a meeting—or pick a topic of your own choosing, from making amends to working on a particular Step.

If your audio story is accepted by the AA Grapevine editorial staff, Grapevine will publish it in the form of a YouTube playlist or on another media platform.

Notes: Grapevine does not collect recordings from speakers at AA meetings. Audio stories should be roughly seven minutes in length.

AA Grapevine website for details.

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AA MEETING GUIDE APP

The Meeting Guide is a free-of-charge meeting finder App.

The app helps people find A.A. meetings and resources near them. A.A. service entities provide the meeting data for the app. Meeting Guide is available for iOS and Android smartphones.