General Service of Central and Southeast Ohio
The 2019 General Service Conference recommended that “the pamphlet ‘A.A. for the Older Alcoholic – Never Too Late’ be updated with a revised introduction; current and inclusive stories; reference to … Read more
Linked below is an update of the latest staff assignments at G.S.O. G.S.O. Staff Assignments
The General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous has announced the selection of two new Class A (nonalcoholic) Trustees: Sister Judith Ann Karam, congregational leader of the Sisters of Charity of … Read more
To Newspapers/Wire Services January 16, 2019 For Immediate Release Alcoholics Anonymous Like China and Iran before it, the Cuban government officially recognized Alcoholics Anonymous with an invitation to participate … Read more
The linked document contains the Agenda items for the 2019 General Service Conference Committees. Items that are in Bold Italics are the ones that will be discussed at the Mini-Conference … Read more
November 2, 2018 We are pleased to announce that Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., has licensed the Meeting Guide technology. Meeting Guide was launched in November 2015 and provides a … Read more
YouTube is becoming AA’s newest channel of love and service. The Alcoholics Anonymous’ General Service Office (GSO) has created a YouTube channel to convey the AA message through public service … Read more
The General Service Conference meeting starts on April 23, 2017 in Rye, New York. Area 53 Delegate, Frank G., will join the other 90+ delegates from the United States and Canada for a week of work to review and consider important agenda items that are all about “Supporting Our Future.” Some of these agenda items were considered by those that attended the Area 53 Mini-Conference at Salt Fork on March 10-12 this year.
You can send your experience, strength, and hope to Frank at delegate(@)area53aa(.)org.
Box 4-5-9 Spring 2017 Issue is available online at aa.org.
Box 4-5-9 is a quarterly bulletin from General Service Office (GSO) in New York. It includes information about AA service, literature, events, sharing from groups, service committees and individual U.S./Canada AA members. You can subscribe to email news and notes from Box 4-5-9 and read past issues at aa.org.
Wait, there’s more! “About Your Central Office,” a bulletin distributed to A.A. groups by the Alcoholic Foundation, announces “As of May 1, 1944, our new address with be P.O. Box 459, Grand Central Station.” Box 459 will become both the post office address and symbolic.