Seeds of Service Newsletter
The WPA Area 60 newsletter is published quarterly by the Area Committee. It is for AA members only. The opinions expressed are those of the contributors and not necessarily that of the Area Committee or Alcoholics Anonymous as a whole.
Paper copies are distributed to DCM's at each regular quarterly meeting for redistribution to AA groups through their GSRs. A PDF copy of the newsletter is available below. It can also be sent electronically to DCMs and GSRs, if the Area Registrar has a correct email address.
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Varieties of Big Book Study Experience Survey
We hosted a Big Book group survey for all Area 60 groups to complete that are a Big Book Study type of group. This is for an article in honor of the 69th General Service Conference's theme: "Our Big Book-80 years 71 Languages", and we wanted input from AAs across western PA.
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Previous Newsletters
1728 Sponsorship
Q3-2024
Safety Throughtout the Structure in our Fellowship
Q1-2024
USING AA’S LITERATURE IN CARRYING THE MESSAGE
Q3-2023
OUR COMMON PERILS AND COMMON SOLUTION
Q2-2023
GENERAL SERVICE– OUR MIGHTY PURPOSE & RHYTHM
Q1-2023
Going Beyond Fear
Q2-2022
HOW DO AA’S GO TO ANY LENGTH TO RECOVER, UNIFY, & SERVE?
Q1-2022
Service in a Changing World
Q4-2021
UNITY IN A CHANGING WORLD
Q3-2021
ATTRACTION THROUGH ACTION
Q4-2020
Service – Keeping AA Relevant
Q3-2020
UNITY – PRACTICING OUR PRINCIPLES
Q2-2020
Recovery – Who is missing in our rooms?
Q1-2020
Tomorrow’s world - Courage to be vigilant
Q4-2019
Today's World - Demonstrating Integrity, Anonymity, and Service
Q3-2019
Yesterdays World, Our Legacies Begin
Q2-2019
Our Meetings: Purposes, Needs, and Etiquette
Q1-2019
Group Conscience: The Guiding Force
Q4-2018
AA Technology: Where Innovation Meets the Traditions
Q3-2018
Participation in all of AA - Is my triangle balanced?
Q2-2018
Today's Alcoholic: Inclusion, Not Exclusion
Q1-2018
Self-Support and the Future of AA
Q4-2017
I am Responsible
Q3-2017
Attraction, Not Promotion
Q2-2017
Fellowship VS Membership
Q1-2017
Connecting to Our Higher Powers
Q4-2016
Connecting to AA as a Whole
Q3-2016
Connecting To Others
Q2-2016
Connecting With the New Comer
Q1-2016
Inventory-Looking Back to Move Ahead
Q4-2015
Safeguarding Our Traditions through the Evolution of Technology
Q3-2015
Safety and Respect - Practicing the Principles
Q2-2015
Diversity in A.A. - Our Heritage of Inclusion
Q1-2015
Inventory - A Guiding Tool to Our Future
Q4-2014
Participating in Our Common Welfare through Contributions
Q3-2014
Passing it on Through Sponsorship
Q2-2014
Recovery, Unity, Service
Q1-2014
The Spirit of Rotation
Q4-2013
Home Group: The Heartbeat of AA
Q3-2013
Our Solution in Action
Q2-2013
Rewards of Service
Q1-2013
NEWSLETTER EDITOR
MEAGAN C.
FREEPORT, PA
newsletter@wpaarea60.org