Todays Upcoming Meetings
Diminishing list of today’s meetings – either in progress or up-coming
Time
Meeting
Location
Intergroup
19:30
Portishead There Is A Solution
Bristol And District
19:30
Clevedon Steps
Bristol And District
19:30
Kingswood Back to Basics
Bristol And District
19:30
Tuesday Steps Online
Bristol
19:45
Young Persons Group
Bristol And District
19:45
The Park Tuesday (Evening)
Bristol And District
20:00
Acceptance Is The Key
Bristol And District
20:00
Thornbury Discussion
Bristol And District
20:00
The Steps We Took
Bristol And District
20:00
St George Tuesday
Bristol And District
20:00
The Fourth Dimension
Bristol And District
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Tradition Seven
Tradition 7 – Financial Contributions – Online Meetings
Members are recommended to follow the usual AA funding pathway.
Group surplus funds should pass to intergroup via the Group Treasurer & GSR
Intergroup will do the same and pass surplus onto Region who’s surplus funds pass onto GSO
Members can make personal donations – your annual contributions should not exceed £2000
To maintain anonymity and preserve humility please use: ‘A Member of [group name]’ as the reference.
Thank you for your contributions
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Heads Up Notes:
Warning Zoom Meetings Host’s
If you are a meeting host trying to start a meeting using the zoom.us site and are asked for a code.
Please follow these steps.
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- Navigate to gmail.com
- Login using the username of the zoom account e.g. xxxxxxb@gmail.com or xxxxxa@gmail.com
- Enter the same password as the zoom account.
- Find the email sent by zoom.
- Use the code provided when prompted by us.
- Please note this only for meeting hosts, members and others are not affected.
Please forward this message to all other zoom group hosts.
YiF AA Bristol Web Team
Meeting Finder Updates
Please contact: wtf@aa-wso.org.uk for Group information updates.
The latest wtf leaflet has been published and is available from:
The Phone Office (Monday 10am – 6pm)
Central Union Wednesday (Broadmead Baptist Church)
Just For Today (Hurle rd Clifton)
Nailsea Saturday (St Francis Church)
Intergroup on 27th February (All Saints Pembroke Rd)
The information you send us will be shared with the following Officers.
Wtf Liaison Officer: for updating and printing of wtf leaflets.
Electronic Comms Officer: for update of the website meeting finder.
The Confidential wtf (printed on coloured paper) includes Group contacts and is distributed only to Groups.
The Public Information Version (pid) is contactless, printed on white paper it can be freely distributed as required.
Ideally each Group should provide two contact Names & Numbers.
Anonymity & GDPR
The Private Personal information on the Confidential wtf, or any other related document, is never published publicly.
The contact number of any person requesting personal information will be passed onto the recipient, it is for the recipient to action as they think fit.
WSO
Covid-19 impact on AA Bristol Services
Legally enforced attendance restrictions that applied to AA Meetings in the UK have been lifted.
A common sense approach should now be adopted, with advice from the venue owner on attendance numbers, the use of kitchen facilities and the third party insurance risk assessment, which may need to be revised.
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Open the ‘Any Type’ selection list and select ‘Online’
Make sure the ‘Any Day’ selection is set
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