Aa service manual 12 concepts

concepts of service will teach us how to express that unity through service. Thus we have the full potential of sobriety in Alcoholics Anonymous: recovery, unity, service. The twelve concepts of service are nothing more than a list of twelve problem areas alcoholics have in giving service. By writing inventory on these areas and working the other » The A.A. Service Manual/Twelve Concepts for World Service | One Day at a Time The A.A. service manual ; combined with Twelve concepts for world service. [Bill W; Alcoholics Anonymous.] Home. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. Search. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. Create The Three Legacies of AA are: recovery, unity and service. The suggestions for recovery are the Twelve Steps; The suggestions for achieving unity are the Twelve Traditions; The suggestions for service are described in Twelve Concepts for World Service, The AA Service Manual and Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age. The Twelve Concepts (long form) should be exercised primarily by the Trustee members of the Conference when they act among themselves as the General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous. *excerpted from The A.A. Service Manual, 1994-1995 edition THE A.A. SERVICE MANUAL COMBINED WITH TWELVE CONCEPTS FOR WORLD SERVICE [Bill W.] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The 12 Concepts are listed below in "short form." For a detailed explanation on how they operate, obtain a copy of the most current edition of the AA book, The A.A. Service Manual combined with Twelve Concepts for World Service by Bill W. 1. The Manual opens with a history of A.A. services; explains the Conference structure and its year-round importance; includes the Conference Charter and General Service Board Bylaws. The Concepts - principles of service that have emerged from A.A.'s service accomplishments and mistakes since its beginning - are set forth by Bill W. The Sponsor's 12 Step Manual: A Guide to Teaching and Learning the Program of AA. [John E] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Sponsor's 12 Step Manual is an independent approach to understanding the program of A.A. that will help people learn faster and remember more. The manual uses a six-point method of teaching (Bloom's Taxonomy)to reinforce learning and to increase The Twelve Concepts for World Service were written by A.A.'s co-founder Bill W., and were adopted by the General Service Conference of Alcoholics Anonymous in 1962. The Concepts are an interpretation of A.A.'s world service structure as it emerged through A.A.'s early history and experience. The short form of the Concepts reads: 1. Alcoholics Anonymous has been called an upside down organisation because, "the ultimate responsibility and final authority for world services resides with the groups - rather than with the trustees, the General Service Board, or the General Service Office in New York.". Twelve Concepts for World Servic