Western Michigan Alcoholics Anonymous Area 34

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Your next 2011 Area 34 Assembly – 10:30am

November 20, 2011 — District 5 — Convis Township Hall
19500 15 Mile Road, Marshall, MI 49068

All AA members, groups, GSRs and DCMs are encouraged to attend.
The Assembly is the AA General Service entity that serves and unifies AA in the western half of lower Michigan, the eastern end of the U.P. and from the
Indiana state line to Sault Saint Marie. The Assembly comes to order at 10:30am, potluck lunch at noon, and adjourns about 4:00pm.

Donations to Area Assembly – Checks payable to
Area 34 Michigan Assembly
Attn — Russ L.
4748 Zuder Street
Norton Shores, MI 49441

Disclaimer

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Inquiries about this site may be sent to — webteam34 @wmaa34.com

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AA Group Life & Info

Announcements

See Event Calendar for more events and information.

We can also post your flyers. Flyers should be under 200k, and if you would like to provide a black and white version, users with dial up will find it easier to download your document.

Announce Your Event
If you would like help posting your event to the Area 34 website, send a message to webteam34 @wmaa34.com

For Professionals

Are you a professional working with alcoholics? WMAA can help with information, resources, and local volunteers to bring the AA fellowship to your clients. Goto the Contacts page to find local volunteer committees and contacts working with professionals in your field. About AA – Newsletter for Professionals

Anonymity Policy

Some questions and answers about anonymity

Q. I maintain an Internet Web site and also belong to an online meeting. At what level should I protect my anonymity on the internet?
A. Publicly accessible aspects of the Internet such as Web sites featuring text, graphics, audio and video ought to be considered another form of “public media.” Thus, they need to be treated in the same manner as press, radio, TV and films. This means that full names and faces should not be used. However, the level of anonymity in e-mail, online meetings and chat rooms would be a personal decision.