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CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASCentral Service Office, 8804 Tradeway, SA, Tx 78217. Helpline (210) 828-6235,Website www.aasanantonio.org, main number (210) 821-6325, Email csosa1285@att.netJANUARY 2021February 2021Inside this issue:Chairman’sCorner2AASA3-4Group News7-10Grapevine11-12CSO13-19Archives20On Line Groups21CSOR22-23GroupContributions24Contact Info25Calendar26Out of TownOficina Intergrupal Hispana27-2829About The Nightcap:The Nightcap is about by and for members of theAA fellowship. Opinions expressed herein arenot to be attributed to Alcoholics Anonymous asa whole, nor does publication of any article implyany endorsement by either AA or the Nightcap(Exceptions: Quotations from AA books, pamphlets, and the 12 Steps and/or 12 Traditions arereprinted with permission of AA World ServicesInc. The AA Preamble, slogans, etc. are reprinted with permission of the Grapevine, Inc.)Please announce at your meetings. Please checkyour spam folder for emails from CSO. Theywill be from csosamanager@aasanantonio.org-
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Chairman’s CornerCHAIRMAN’S CORNERFEBRUARY ISSUE 2021I watched the inauguration speech of our 46th President on TV and the dominate themewas “unity”. We AAs have known that unity is essential to our recovery since our beginning.Unity comes first in our three legacies of Unity, Recovery and Service, defining the threesides of our triangle. Now, more than ever, it is important to be united in carrying out ourprimary purpose of helping the alcoholic who still suffers. Our Central Service Office is the“hub” that unites our groups through multiple services. The 24-hour help line continues todirect callers looking for a meeting or to a 12-step volunteer for more in-depth conversation.The last thing anyone wants is to send a desperate alcoholic to a meeting that no longerexists. The dedicated special workers at CSO continuously update in person and onlinemeeting information if it is provided. Please keep those updates coming!Bill W. wrote in the Twelve and Twelve, pg. 129, on unity:“The unity of AA is the most cherished quality our society has. Our lives, the lives of all tocome, depend squarely upon it. Without unity, the heart of AA would cease to beat; ourarteries would no longer carry the life-giving grace of God.”Remember that CSO is still open for literature and other purchases to be picked up at theoffice and brought to your car. (No in store shopping yet.) The new and improved websitehas an online store for the convenience of shopping at home.Thank you for the privilege to serve this great community! We are the Village!Karen M.-2
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CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Chicago GroupShavano Baptist Church5047 De Zavala RoadSATURDAY7PMOPEN SPEAKERFeburary SPEAKERS2/62/132/202/27Carol S.Mike S.Shae G.Dave B.Freedom GroupSISHalt1st Things 1st.-5
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JANUARY 2021CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASGROUP UPDATESWindcrest GroupGrapevine Meeting Tuesday 6PM,Wednesday 6PM ODSweetheart BreakfastSpeaker (TBD)February 138am to NoonWindcrest United Methodist Church8101 Midcrown Dr, San Antonio, TX 78239, USAThe Solutions GroupHelotes NoonersChurch in the ValleyChurch of the14181 FM 306Latter Day SaintsCanyon Lake, Tx 7813313153 Iron Horse WayMon 7pm ODBoerne, TxWed Noon CDMeets Monday thru FridayTue./Sat/Sun-closedNoon-9
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021GROUP UPDATES11 Step Meditation MeetingSuspended Live MeetingsSt Peter Prince of the ApostlesCatholic ChurchTurning PointSunday 5:30pm-Zoom SuspendedThursday 6:30pm moved to 7pm112 Marcia PlaceVirtual and in-person meetingsWednesday 7PMEffective Feb 4th.Goliad Group537 AvondaleAll 8:15 PM Meetings aresuspended- 10
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021FEBRUARY 2021 SPONSORSHIPSisters of the HeartBY: CATHY W. SAN ANTONIO, TEXASA lucky crew of women dives into AA and forms a beautiful bond over many yearsand milesRenee and I became fast friends. We related to each other. She quickly became one of my AA sisters.Throughout the years, Lu has spoken often of her AA twin, Rosa. Rosa and Lu got sober at the same meetingon December 7, 1974 in Santa Maria, California. For the last 43 years, wherever they were in the world, they’dcontact each other on the seventh of each month. Lu and Rosa had parallel lives, one soberly guiding the other through unfamiliar territory. I never met Rosa in person, but her experience, strength and hope became myexperience, strength and hope through Lu.Another woman, Jenny, followed Rosa and Lu into AA four years later when she attended their home groupmeeting. The three established a cherished “sisters in sobriety” relationship.Lu remained my sponsor even when she and her husband, ironically, moved to Sacramento, California. Oursponsor-sponsee relationship crossed state lines as Lu still guided me through the Steps and Traditions. I regularly visited Lu in Sacramento where we would go to AA meetings together. A few years later, my AA community was beginning to extend westward when Renee relocated to Sacramento. I began meeting new friendsfrom Sacramento, including my new AA sister, Abby, who just recently moved to Italy to begin a new adventure.After Lu’s husband died, she moved to Fresno. While maintaining her relationships with women from SantaMaria, San Antonio and Sacramento, Lu started to establish bonds with women in Fresno. Through Lu I metJenna, a new AA sister.Over the last two years, Lu’s health declined. Last Thursday, the women in this story received a phone callfrom one of Lu’s daughters informing us that she was entering hospice and if we wanted to visit, we should visit soon.This past Saturday her AA and biological families all gathered in Lu’s living room. Some of us had never met,but we’ve been connected through the spirit. Jenna drove from her house in Fresno. Rosa’s daughter droveher three hours to be there. Jenny drove down from the mountains. Renee and I flew from Texas. Abby, nowliving in Italy, joined us via our smart phones. Phyllis, a relatively new member, also joined us. Also includedwere family members.- 11
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021We commenced our first open Fresno International meeting of AA by reading the Serenity Prayer andthe first three paragraphs from Chapter 3, “More About Alcoholism.” Then people started sharing. Atfirst we focused on our appreciation for Lu, but these testimonies didn’t last long because Lu, in a softvoice, reminded us, “Principles over personalities.”At that moment I finally understood the meaning of Tradition Twelve, and our sharing shifted to focuson our spiritual experiences of trudging this road together. We were not a glum lot, as that wonderfulAA laughter could be heard across the patio where Lu’s grandchildren and great grandchildren wereplaying.Our meeting crossed the Atlantic Ocean as we passed the phone around to the person speaking soAbby could participate from Italy. We shared our journey of the heart and talked about how each journey parallels the others’. In the beginning, we learn to trust God and the program, then we learn to apply the spiritual principles of the program. Some of our journeys diverge as our Higher Power takes usto new lands. Some journeys include family healing, including daughters, grandchildren, in-laws andothers. Then we all have that final journey at the end of our lives.At one moment during my visit I asked Lu, “How are you doing this, dying so graciously?” Her answerwas swift. “Forty-three years ago I learned how to live with dignity,” she said. “And I am planning to diewith dignity.”We are no longer dying in a sinking ship, but living happy, joyous and free. This is my journey of experience, strength and hope of living and dying with dignity among a “Fellowship of the Spirit.”Re-printed with permission of A.A. GrapevineNOTE This is Cathy W second Grapevine article.- 12
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JANUARY 2021CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASStill Putting 1 in theBasket?19351980200020102020Coffee (lb).29.952.563.105.90Gas ilk (Gal).356.581.472.503.38Your A.A. Group & Service Entities Expenses have increased also!!.Maybe its time to think about increasing our contributions.- 14
JANUARY 2021CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASRemember AAWS, Hazelden & The Token Shop Charge ShippingYour CSOAAWS *AmazonHazelden *The Token ShopBig Book9.509.5015.0013.9514.9912 X 129.508.9015.8813.9510.49Daily Reflections11.0010.2515.9514.9514.99Big Book-Large Print12.009.5019.0114.9516.95Came to Believe6.005.0011.977.50N/AAs Bill Sees It9.508.6016.9413.9517.53Only by your induvial and Group contributions can we afford to sellliterature at these prices and provide all the other services yourCentral Service Office Provides.- 15
C E N T R A L S E R V I C E O F F I C E , S A N TheA NA.A.T OServiceN I O , StructureTEXASJANUARY 2021The general service structure of A.A. is perhaps relatively known (or unknown, as it were) tomembers, even some who have been active in the program for a few years. Here’s a slight refresher:Each group elects a General Service Representative (G.S.R) which represents the voice of the groupconscience – G.S.R.’s attend district committee meetings and area assemblies where matters affectingthe entire area are discussed relating to carrying the A.A. message – every area elects an Area Delegateto attend and participate in the General Service Conference in New York each April. Here is a diagramfrom the 1978 A.A. Pamphlet representing the service structure:A.A. runs its own affairs without any outside interference, so each A.A. group needs to make itsvoice heard on overall A.A. policies. Each group has its say via the group’s G.S.R. Through this servicestructure, each group can have its voice heard in Worldwide A.A. Groups send their own ideas orproblems to the assembly, other groups share their experience and maybe help, and from the assemblyeach G.S.R. can take back to the group the experience of other groups. Sometimes these ideas arepassed along by the Area Delegate to the General Service Conference in New York for review anddiscussion by all Area Delegates, the General Service Board, and A.A. World Services.There is the famous story (perhaps A.A. folklore) of the blind A.A. member who asked his groupif there was a Big Book available in braille. At the time, there wasn’t. The group’s G.S.R. went to thedistrict meeting to suggest this idea. Then the idea was passed along to the Delegate at the AreaAssembly, then made its way to New York, and the braille Big Book was published! This is how A.A. issupposed to work. All parts of our Fellowship – group meetings, committees, offices, conferences –working together.We all have one joint purpose: to help the alcoholic who still suffers. But in order for A.A. to runitself, we must have a system for finding out how A.A. as a whole feels about its world affairs and how itwants to operate. We need constant, honest communication from one part of A.A. to the other. If agroup does not have an active G.S.R., it is isolated from the rest of the Fellowship. It does not participatein the group conscience of A.A. as a whole!Next month we will discuss where Central and Intergroup offices, such as C.S.O., just offBroadway, fit in the service structure (hint: it’s not as straightforward as you think!).- 16
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Dear Group Members:RE: Birthday ClubWe need your help getting this letter to your Group members, Live and Virtual.We have a tradition that has occurred in San Antonio AA for many years.The idea of contributing a dollar ( 1) a year on our A.A. Birthday. A celebration of our sobriety!Others may give a penny or a nickel a day for each day of their sobriety.Members can fill out this form and submit their birthday contribution to CSO, call in with a credit cardor go to our website. Birthday contributions may be given in honor of one’s own Birthday or an AAFriend’s birthday.Contributions may be listed, with your permission, in one of the Central Service Office publications: The “What’s Happening in San Antonio” a publication of events around town and inGroups. We have added a special section called “The Birthday Club” at the end of thepublication.These contributions have helped us keep the AA Literature at the same price. Please call me if you haveany questions regarding the Birthday Club program or anything involving the Office or Bookstore.With a grateful heart,Jim BurkeCSO ManagerGrateful For My SobrietyName: My Sobriety Date:Home Group:I want my contributions to be noted in the following: The Nightcap: yes no Please include my Home Group Name Yes no The Birthday Club in the “What’s Happening” Yes no Letter of receipt: yes no (over 20 )Mailing Address: City St Zip CodeThe Central Service Office of San Antonio, Inc. is a 501c3 Organization and contributions are tax deductible.- 17
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICEOffice Specials/opportunities/New Arrivals/UpdatesWEBSITE UPDATESWe recently added 109 new items to our websiteThis brings total items to 314.We will be adding more each week so keep checking backIf you want something and don’t see it gives us a all(210-821-6325) We do Special Orders.- 18
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021STORE HOURS210-823-6325Monday 9am t o 6pmTuesday thru Friday 9am to 5pmPHONE SERVICES210-828-623524hr Helpline12 Step CallsSpeaker RequestAll in full operationBeing manned by our volunteers from home- 19
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CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021GROUPS MEETING ON LINEAbundance Happy Hour GroupMorning Grace GroupAcceptance GroupNew Beginnings Group-Women onlyBill W GroupNew Braunfels GroupBreathing Easy Group New Braunfels:New Braunfels Women's GroupBulverde GroupNorthwoodCallaghan Road GroupOasis Noon GroupCameo GroupOn AwakeningCampwood GroupOut and About AA GroupFirst Things First GroupQuarry Step Study GroupFoxhall Speaker’s Meeting (Virtual) Bellevue, NERush Hour GroupFreedom GroupSan Antonio North Women's GroupGeneric GroupSaturday Morning 9am MeetingGod and WhiskeySerendipity GroupGolden Ticket GroupShalom GroupGroup 12 (Club 12)Sisters in Sobriety GroupGrupo EsperanzaSober over Sixty GroupGrupo RenacerStone Oak BB MeetingGuilbeau GroupSurvivorsHelotes Nooners GroupThe Waterhole Virtual AA MeetingLambda GroupTuesday Night Big Book GroupLaurel Heights GroupTurning Point GroupLeakeyWomen's Big Book GroupLive the SolutionWomen's Way to A.A.MarymountYoung & DoneFor times and Login Codes please go to our websitewww.aasanantonio.org and click on local online meetings.AND A FINAL THOUGHT:The program fixes it so we don’t have to ‘suffer’ from insanity anymore; now we can ‘enjoy’ it!- 21
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Central Service Office RepresentativesMonthly General Membership Meeting (CSOR Meeting)Monday, February 15, . at 6:00 PM via ZoomOfficers (January - June 2021)Chairperson:Bailey N.Alt. Secretary: Eileen D.Alt. Chairperson: Mary P.Greeters: N/ASecretary: TBDBoard Liaison: TBDCSOR MeetingWe will be sending out new Zoom information before the next meeting. ThanksJanuary MinutesCentral Service Office RepresentativesMeeting Minutes Zoom MeetingMonday January 18, 2021Opening: Serenity PrayerIntroduction of all CSO Reps: VirginiaAnnounce Special Group ActivitiesCoffee Pot Group-Hybrid meeting on TuesdayGroup 12-Meeting at 7pm on Monday, Women meeting Tuesday 7pm outside, if too cold will move inside. Asking for stories about whatClub 12 means to you.Ladies first 164-Meeting outside unless weather bad, Starting ZoomRoad of Happy Destiny-will start Hybrid meetings this week.Schertz Cibolo-42 meetings a week, in person. Have playroom for kids. Have TV for video games.Announcements:Phyllis-after Hours phone Chairperson-Can always use more backup volunteersBailey asked all members to check out website for Group AnnouncementsDaniella-Move AASA to July 31st. Have fund raisers coming up. Have SWAG for sale to raise fund, have water bottle and face shields andcustom Group face mask and prayer an meditation candles. Bailey asked Dani to put name and contact info in chat.Minutes of Previous Meeting: (December) Secretary – David A. Minutes approved as presented.- 22
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Guests: Jim gave Managers report at this time. We have started wall to wall inventory, will do this twice a year.Jim informed how the Meeting Guide App gets its data and changes coming to meeting listing. Jim also asks everybody to look at website for Group information. Jim clarified website name.Board Liaison Report: Don K., Board of Trustee-Board meeting is Thursday prior to CSOR meetings. Don isgoing to become a emissary for CSO to Groups who do not attend the CSOR meeting. CSO has a list of speakersfor your Group. We have great printing capabilities cheaper than outside agencies.Board Financial Report: November Financial Report: Wanda B., Board of Trustee. Wanda gave a great report,she stated she and Jim are in process of cleaning up old balance sheet accounts, they are old. We have assets forCSO for year end is approx. 110,000. She reviewed 2020 numbers in relation to budget, due to COVID it was allover the place. Group and Individual Contributions were fantastic which helped carry us through the year. Wandareviewed the 2021 budget. Report was approved.Bailey reported the Budget process is not set-in stone and takes a lot of time to develop.Reports:San Antonio Inter-Service: Wanda. They approved the 2021 budget, will switch the workshop and picnic, the workshop will be in spring and picnic will be in the fall. The committees are trying to getmoving, however COVID has most places closed.Hispanic Inter Group: Rosy-No ReportArchives Chairperson: Doug F. -Plan for quarterly oral history training at Group 12. Will focus onGroup History. Have a special presentation for Group Anniversary. Goal is to capture memberswith 30 years or more sobriety, health problems please contact Doug with information.Nominating Committee- Bailey explained what this committee does. Virginia provided additional explanation as to duties. Daniella volunteered but not a CSOR. Wanda B Volunteer tabled for nextmonth under old business. Conrad also volunteered to be on the committee.San Antonio Helpline Chairperson – Phyllis H,Committee doing well, new website is helping outManager: Report Virginia reported on Meeting Guide app, it feeds from our website every 12 hours.Please let us know via email of any changes to website, we still have directories available, but best sourcefor good information is the website. Office is closed to foot traffic due to COVID-19; we do offer curb serviceand have it delivered to via mail. All other services are still available.Old Business:NoneNew Business:- 23
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASGroup11th Step MeetingGreune River Road GroupA Woman's Way to A.A. GroupAA in the Park GroupAcceptance GroupAirport Group (San Antonio)Alamo Heights GroupBack to Basics Big Book Study GroupBandera GroupBeginner's & Newcomers GroupBoerne Fellowship Speaker MeetingBoerne Noon GroupBoerne Sunday Nite GroupBoerne Womens GroupBroadway GroupBuda 2nd Chance GroupBuda GroupBulverde GroupCallaghan Road GroupCoffee Pot GroupColonies North GroupComfort Group (Comfort)Cork In The Jug Group (Helotes)County Line GroupDam River Group (Canyon Lake)District 01ADistrict 01EDistrict 12District 17First One Today GroupFirst Things First GroupFriday Night Fix GroupFROGG GroupFreedom GroupGarden Ridge Monday Women'sGeneric GroupGolden Ticket GroupGoliad GroupGroup TwelveGrupo Mensaje 2Grupo Paz Y SobriedadGuilbeau GroupHalt @ Tezel Road GroupHelotes Nooner GroupHope Group (San Antonio)Johnson Street Group (Big Book)Jourdanton AA GroupKeep It Simple GroupKirby Group2020 YTD Individual Contributions2021 January Individual ContributionsGROUP CONTRIBUTIONS-Jan 2021 & YTD 2020YTD 2020 Jan 0493.4415.008.00100.0022,159.908,055.89GroupLadies First 164 GroupLaurel Heights GroupLaVernia GroupLegal Professions GroupLeon Springs GroupLive the Solution GroupLove & Laughter Ladies GroupMarymont GroupMidtown Noon GroupMorning Grace GroupMostly Agnostics GroupNew Beginnings Group (SA)New Braunfels GroupNew Vision GroupNorthwood GroupOn Awakening GroupPrimary Purpose GroupQuarry Step Study GroupRigorous Honesty Men's GroupRosedale GroupRule 62 Group (San Antonio)Rush Hour GroupSan Antonio North Women's GroupSaturday Night Live Young PeoplesSchertz/Cibolo GroupSeeds of Grace Group(Spring Branch)Shalom GroupShare The Light GroupSisters in Hope GroupSisters in Sobriety GroupSober In Southtown GroupSober Over Sixty GroupSoledad GroupSolutions Group-(Canyon Lake)Spring Branch GroupStarlite Group- Callaghan RdStay in the Solution GroupStone Oak Big Book GroupTuesday Night Big Book Study GroupTurning Point GroupUtopia AA GroupValley Hi GroupWalzem Road GroupWindcrest GroupWoman's Big BookWomen of Wonder GroupWomen's Solution Group (NB)Work in Progress Group (Castroville)Young & Golden Years Group2020 YTD Group Contributions2021 January Group ContributionsJANUARY 2021YTD 2020 Jan 0020.00- 24
JANUARY 2021CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASService Contact InfoSan Antonio Area DistrictsDCMDISTRICTPHONEEMAILVince R17210-730-8489district17@aa-swta.orgKeen N1A210-394-7776kniedz@att.netMichelle R18210-454-8719district18@aa-swta.orgJim B16210-861-5263jimbisgrateful@gmail.comSan Antonio InterserviceChairKathleen R.210-867-1436kathleenriexinger@yahoo.comAlt ChairWanda G.210-863-8438surge98b@hotmail.comSecretaryKaren J.210-739-5381jensenfuture@gmail.comTreasurerMike I210-286-7178m.imbus@yahoo.comAccessibilitiesSonya cationsAmanda B.210-838-2497amanda.behnken@gmail.comCorrection FacilityMike C.617-285-6453mikecarveycfc@gmail.comPublic Information/CPCPam N.210-685-1489victorhiller@yahoo.comGrapevineChris C.325-450-0978carterchris1@outlook.comTreatment FacilityRyan H.210-823-0603ryanholtmail@gmail.com- 25
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021February 2021Check out the Flyers on our website: aasanantonio.org or in the What's HappeningFeb 3rd & 17thIntergrupal Hispana - en español - 7pm - San Antonio - Call 210-533-9770 for meeting informationFeb 4thCSO Archives Committee Mtg - 6:00pm - Online Mtg - https://www.gotomeet.me/SanAntonioArchivesFeb 14thDistrict 28 Meeting - 2nd Sunday at 11am - Contact DCM- district28@aa-swta.orgDistrict 12 Meeting - Contact DCM- district12@aa-swta.orgDistrict 1E Meeting -Contact DCM- district1E@aa-swta.orgDistrict 2 Meeting -Contact DCM- district2@aa-swta.orgFeb 11thFeb 11th & 25thFeb 13thFeb 15thFeb 28thCentral Service Office Board Meeting - 6pm (Central Service Office) Virtual MeetingDistrict 1F Meeting-2nd & last Thursday - 8pm -Contact DCM - district1F@aa-swta.orgDesign for Living City Wide Speaker Mtg 2nd Anniv -Anita M - Speaker 7pm ID 884 0120 6320 PW 097497Central Service Office Representative (CSOR) Meeting – 6:00pm Virtual MeetingSan Antonio Inter Service Committee Meeting - 3:15pm - Contact Kathleen R 210-867-1436 kathleenriexinger@yahoo.com; Meeting ID 857 6898 7444; PW 714409San Antonio Inter Service Communication Committee - 1pmChk w/CommitteeChk w/CommitteeChk w/CommitteeChk w/CommitteeChk w/DCMChk w/DCMChk w/DCMChk w/DCMSan Antonio Inter Service Correction Facility Committee - 12:30pm Contact cmte.cfc@gmail.comSan Antonio Inter Service Treatment Facilities Committee - 1pm - Contact cmte.tfc@gmail.comSan Antonio Inter Service Public Information & Cooperation with Professional Community Committee 12:30pm - Contact cmte.picpc@gmail.comSan Antonio Inter Service Grapevine Committee - 1pm - Contact carterchris1@outlook.comDistrict 1A Meeting - 2pm - St Francis Episcopal Church - Contact DCM - district1a@aa-swta.orgDistrict 16 Meeting - 2pm - St Francis Episcopal Church - Contact DCM - district16@aa-swta.orgDistrict 17 Meeting - 2pm - St Francis Episcopal Church - Contact DCM - district17@aa-swta.orgDistrict 18 Meeting - 2pm - Contact DCM district18@aa-swta.org- 26
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 20212021 San Antonio Future EventsApr 9thAA in SA Presents Bret Mullins @ Las Childas -Dinner & Show; Cake Auction: Venmo: Weekend-SA (Show)SWTA 68 Pre-General Service Conference Assembly - San Antonio (Hostedby Dist 1F) Contact DCM or SWTA-68Sep 30th24th National A.A. Archives Workshop - Hilton San Antonio Airport Hosted by San Antonio ArchivesMar 27thEvents Out Of TownFeb 27th57th International Women's Conference - Charlotte NC www.InternationalWomensConference.org2021 SWTA 68 Correctional Facility Conference -Per SWTA 68 -VirtualContact cfc@aa-swta.org for login detailsJul 30th2021 SWTA 68 Summer Workshop - Save the DateAug 20th2021 SWTA 68 PI/CPC Conference - Save the date2021 SWTA 68 Fall Conference & Voting Assembly - Save the date -InSouth Padre Island -Dists 29, 10, 20 & 25Feb 18thOct 15th- 27
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021SAVE THE DATECorrections Facility conferenceFebruary 27th2021 Pre-General ServiceConferenceApril 9 thru April 11Both are online eventsCheck with your DCM for more detailsOr Visithttps://www.aa-swta.orgFor Details- 28
CENTRAL SERVICE OFFICE, SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJANUARY 2021Oficina Intergrupal Hispana3814 S. Flores St.-Ste A2San Antonio, TX 78214210-533-9770línea de na IntergrupalHispana deAlcoholicos AnonimosDe San ��Grupo AmanecerGrupo en San AntonioGrupo Cuarta DimensionGrupo El Libro GrandeGrupo El Mensaje #2Grupo EsperanzaGrupo Gozo y PazGrupo GratitudGrupo Primera VezGrupo Rayo de LuzGrupo RenacerGrupo ResurreccionGrupo Santa FeGrupo Volver A VivirGrupo Nuevo LeonGrupo Tres LegadosGrupo Un dia a la vezGrupo Un Paso Hacia AdelanteGrupo UnidadGrupo Rayo de LuzGrupo Nuevo AmanecerGrupo 3 Legados- 29
Sunday 5:30pm-Zoom Suspended Thursday 6:30pm moved to 7pm Virtual and in-person meetings . NOTE This is athy W second Grapevine article.-13 ENTRAL SERVI E OFFI E, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS JANUARY 2021 . Your CSO AAWS * Amazon Hazelden * The Token Shop Big Book 9.50 9.50 15.00 13.95 14.99
