Children’s Christmas Party 2022
When:
Saturday – December 03, 2022 – 12:00 noon – 3:00 pm.
Where:
Northwood Church of God
1838 S Coy Rd
Northwood, OH 43619
Venue:
The Children’s Christmas Party will have food, music, beverages, crafts, and Christmas cookies with sprinkles! There will be presents for children 10 years old and younger (#ad).
For questions regarding this event please contact:
Committee Chairperson: Patty B. – 567-686-4393.
Committee Vice-Chair: Debbie R. – 419-206-1720.
Map Directions:
Behind Our Excuses
As excuse-makers and rationalizers, we drunks are champions. It is the business of the psychiatrist to find the deeper causes for our conduct. Though uninstructed in psychiatry, we can, after a little time in A.A., see that our motives have not been what we thought they were, and that we have been motivated by forces previously unknown to us. Therefore we ought to look, with the deepest respect, interest, and profit, upon the example set us by psychiatry.
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“Spiritual growth through the practice of A.A.’s Twelve Steps, plus the aid of a good sponsor, can usually reveal most of the deeper reasons for our character defects, at least to a degree that meets our practical needs. Nevertheless, we should be grateful that our friends in psychiatry have so strongly emphasized the necessity to search for false and often unconscious motivations.”
1. A.A. Comes Of Age, Page 236
2. Letter, Page 1966
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Thought for the Day
I no longer waste money, but try to put it to good use. Like all of us, when I was drunk, I threw money around like I really had it. It gave me a feeling of importance – a millionaire for a day. But the morning after, with an empty wallet and perhaps also some undecipherable checks, was a sad awakening. How could I have been such a fool? How will I ever make it up? Thoughts like these get you down. When we are sober, we spend our hard-earned money as it should be spent. Although perhaps some of us could be more generous in our A.A. giving, at least we do not throw it away. Am I making good use of my money?