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Defiance Annual Gratitude Roundup

Gratitude Roundup

Participate In The Annual Gratitude Roundup

When:
Saturday – November 11, 2017 – Registration 9:00 am, events from 10:00 am – 9:00 pm.

Where:
UAW Hall Local #211
2120 Baltimore St
Defiance, OH 43512

Venue:
Lead Speakers

  • Mike B. – Fort Wayne, IN
  • Chris H. – Cleveland, OH
  • Bridget G. – Cleveland, OH
  • Tim H. – Lakeside – Marblehead, OH
  • Terri K. – Woodville, OH

Fun and Fellowship, countdown, raffle, door prizes, and 50/50 drawing.

Map Directions:

 

 

Ticket Prices

Sessions only $15.00
Sessions and dinner banquet $20.00 (Tickets must be purchased BY October 31st.

Lunch is for sale at 11:30 am

Tickets are available at some meeting, day of event, and by mail.
Make Checks Payable to:

Defiance Gratitude Roundup
C/O Dave W.
308 S. Laura St
Payne, OH 45880

Dave W. can be reached at 260.414.6011

Lodging is available at:

Comfort Inn
1068 Hotel Drive
Defiance, OH 43512

419.784.4900

For further information you can call one of the following AA Members – Jim. B – 419.481.2112 / Bernie G. – 937.608.2944 / Chuck G. – 419.438.1602

“Selfish?”

“I can see why you are disturbed to hear some A.A. speakers say, “A.A. is a selfish program.” The word “selfish” ordinarily implies that one is acquisitive, demanding, and thoughtless of the welfare of theirs. Of course, the A.A. way of life does not at all imply such undesirable traits. “What do these speakers mean? Well, any theologian will tell you that the salvation of his own soul is the highest vocation that a man can have. Without salvation – however we may define this – he will have little or nothing. For us if A.A., there is even more urgency. “If we cannot or will not achieve sobriety, then we become truly lost, right in the here and now. We are of no value to anyone, including ourselves, until we find salvation from alcohol. Therefore, our own recovery and spiritual growth have to come first – a right and necessary kind of self-concern.”

Letter, 1966