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Anni!ersaries

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5th Annual Florida AA Archives Workshop

Presentations include GSO Archivist Michelle M,, Gail L Video Old timer Interview, Florida AA history , Collection and Copyright policy, Digitization, Archives Availability to

Fellowship and District Archives Displays

9am to 4 pm February 22, 2020 Redeemer Lutheran Church

3377 Aloma Ave, Winter park, Fl $15 / person registration fee includes

lunch

Contact Central FL Intergroup for Registration, questions or if you want to bring your archives display.

Contact Quality Inn & Suites, 626, Lee Road, Orlando for lodging on February 21& 22 at $89 Group Rate for Florida Archives Workshop at

407-645-5600 before January 22, 2020.

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Addresses to send 7th Tradition Contributions to A.A. Entities:

District 9PO Box 560064Orlando, FL 32856

District 10PO Box 547853Orlando, FL 32854

District 11PO Box 141571Orlando, FL 32814

District 18PO Box 162855Altamonte Springs, FL 32716

NFAC (North Florida Area Conference)P.O. Box 10094Jacksonville, FL 32247

!e General Service O"cePO Box 459Grand Central StationNew York, NY 10163-0459

Central Florida Intergroup Services, Inc.283 Live Oaks BlvdCasselberry, FL 32707

AA’s Twelve Steps are principles for personal recovery. The Twelve Traditions ensure the unity of the Fellowship. The Twelve Concepts for World Service provide a group of related principles to help ensure that various elements of A.A’s service structure remain responsive and responsible to those they serve. Step Two: “Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity.” Tradi-tion Two: “For our group purpose there is but one ultimate authority a loving God as He may express Himself in our group conscience. Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern.” Concept Two: “When, in 1955, the A.A. OZW]X[�KWVÅZUML�\PM�XMZUIVMV\�KPIZ\MZ�NWZ�\PMQZ�/MVMZIT�Service Conference, they thereby delegated to the Confer-ence complete authority for the active maintenance of our world services and thereby made the Conference excepting for any change in the Twelve Traditions or in Article 12 of \PM�+WVNMZMVKM�+PIZ\MZ�\PM�IK\]IT�^WQKM�IVL�\PM�MٺMK\Q^M�conscience for our whole Society.”

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The Jaywalkers Group invites you to a weekend at Lake Mills Park February 8-9

Enjoy a weekend of good food, great AA speakers and fellowship, and a special Sunday morning “God as You Understand Him” meeting.

There are playgrounds, volleyball, horseshoes and other games. We have reserved all the campsites for Saturday night, with room for 90 campers! Facilities are available next to the campsites.

Saturday 2/08/2020 Sunday 2/09/2020 12 Noon—Lunch 9 am—Pancake & Sausage breakfast 2 pm—Open Speaker Meeting 10:30 am—”God as You Understand Him” Mtg. 5pm—Dinner 7 pm—Open Speaker Meeting 10 pm—Closed Campfire Meeting

The registration fee is $10 per person, $15 if you are going to camp (children under 12 are free either way). There are 12 campsites that can hold 4 people, and one that holds 40. The sites have grills and fire pits. The registration fee includes lunch, dinner and breakfast. Questions? Contact Intergroup @ 407-260-5822

Jaywalkers Group 9th Annual Campout February 8-9, 2020

Sunday AM Meeting PlaceBoardwalk on Lake Mills

Name: _____________________________________ Home Group: ________________________________

Sobriety Date: _______________________________ Phone (Optional):_____________________________

Number of People Attending: ___________________ Camping? Y / N Registration Total $___________________________ (Please register @ the Jaywalkers or call Jason)

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Ponderosa Group 23rd Anniversary

Meeting Founded 2/6/1997

AAll--AAnnoonn SSppeeaakkeerr –– TTBBAA A.A. Speaker – Vivian F.

Fun – Food – Fellowship Bring the Family

Main Entrée Provided by Pondersosa Group Bring a Dish (if you choose)

Cold Drinks & Enjoy Salads Coffee..Coffee..Coffee Casseroles, Vegetables,

Desserts

Weekly Closed Meeting

Thursdays 8pm COME JOIN US!!

Thursday, Feb. J, 2020 College Park Presbyetrian 6:30 Fellowship Church 7:00 Dinner 118 E Par St (Corner of Par & Formosa)

8:00 Speakers Orlando, 32804

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

Sa!" th" Dat"Mar. 07 - Pre-Conference Agenda WorkshopApril 3-5 - North FL Area Conference, St. AugustineMay 09 - Live Oaks Golf Tournament

24 Hour Hotline (407) 260-5408

* in the calendar indicates there is information in the newsletter about the event.

!ebruary 2020 * An asterisk indicates information is available in the newsletter

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Service Manual Book Study*

2 3 4 5 6Ponderosa 23rdAnniversary*

7 8JaywalkersAnnual Campout*

9JauwalkersAnnualCampout*

10Intergrouper deadline for submissions

11District 186:30 pmLongwood

12 Service Committee, 6:30 pm CFI

13 14 15Hot lineTraining11 AM CFI

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17District 117:00 pm Orlando

18 19 20 21 225th Annual FLArchivesWorkshop*

23Delegates’ Meeting 11:30 am Orlando

24District 106:30 pmWinter Park

25District 96:30 pmOrlando

26 27 28 29 Tea at theGatehouse*

Three LegaciesAnniversary*