November Messenger published
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It’s been a very long time since we all got together — 2016 in Boston! (Pandemic, don’t you know?) But it’s happening next summer.
This list of men’s meetings was shared at a recent meeting I attended. Please share! (Clicking on the page below will bring up the entire document.)
The group activity at the Fall Assembly asked subgroups of 5-6 representatives to answer some questions about doing service. These are some of the groups’ answers: What’s the most rewarding service you’ve seen or done? How has recovery inspired you to do service? How does service help your recovery?
The November Intergroup Forum will focus on service. Members of the Region 6 Board will be on hand to share the benefits they get from doing service at the region level. They’ll be available for questions, and just to chat, as well.
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Below is a pdf version of Region 6’s calendar of important dates. It is released — and updated when needed throughout — each year. For users who prefer, all dates are on the Region 6 electronic calendar, which also has dates of workshops, retreats, and other items of interest. Anyone may add events to the…
Lifeline: Stories of Recovery is seeking submissions — in writing, as an illustration, or in video —on the topic of staying abstinent through the holidays. Here are some proposed ideas, offered in OA’s announcement: Stories will be published Dec. 1, but your creative work must be submitted by Oct. 31. Use this form to send yours…
Twice a year, Region 6 officers file reports to the Assembly on their actions. The fall 2024 reports are now available.
Much of the discussion in the Web and Pub Committee’s meeting during the Fall Assembly focused on the continued revitalization of the Region 6 Messenger, which published in July for the first time in a while. Beginning with the issue being published Oct. 1, the committee’s intention is to send the Messenger to its subscribers…