Wings of Change Spring Dance 2023
When:
April 15, 2023 – Doors open at 5:00 pm – Lead Speaker at 7:00 pm – Dance to follow the lead by Seth
Where:
Emmaus Lutheran Church
841 N Shoop Ave
Wauseon, OH 43567
Venue:
You are invited to join other people in recovery at the Winds of Change Spring Dance. Dance the night away to your favorite classic rock (#ad) and country music selections. We will have great food at great prices…including…sloppy joes, hot dogs, and soft drinks. We will also have a 50/50 raffle. Come join us for fellowship, fun, and dancing. Family and friends are welcome.
$5.00 per single and $9.00 per couple.
For more information contact any of the following people:
- Tiny (419)574-1036
- Mike J. (419)829-2060
- Dave J. (419)212-7742
Map Directions:
Individual Responsibilities
Let us emphasize that our reluctance to fight one another, or anybody else, is not counted as some special virtue which entitles us A.A.’s to feel superior to other people. Nor does this reluctance mean that the members of A.A. are going to back away from their individual responsibilities as citizens. Here they should feel free to act as they see the right upon the public issues of our times. But when it comes to A.A. as a whole, that’s quite a different matter. As a group we do not enter into public controversy, because we are sure that our Society will perish if we do.
Face The Music
“Don’t be too discouraged about that slip. Practically always, we drunks learn the hard way. “Your idea of moving on to somewhere else may be good, or it may not. Perhaps you have got into an emotional or economic jam that can’t be well handled where you are. But maybe you are doing just what all of us have done, at one time or another: Maybe you are running away. Why don’t you try to think that through again carefully?
“Are you really placing recovery first, or are you making it contingent upon other people, places, or circumstances? You may find it ever so much better to face the music right where you are now, and, with the help of the A.A. program, win through. Before you make a decision,weigh it in these terms.”
Letter, 1949