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Area Assembly Meeting

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Area 34 Assembly -

10:00 am DCM Meeting All Welcome

10:30 am Assembly

January 19, 2020 


Hosted by  (District 7) 

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Salvation Army Little Pine Island Camp 

6889 Pine Island Dr NE,

Comstock Park, MI 49321


AA members, groups, GSRs and DCMs are encouraged to attend. 

We in Area 34 would like to know how your Groups and Districts are doing?  

The Assembly is the AA General Service entity that serves and unifies AA in the western half of lower Michigan, the eastern end of the U.P. and from the Indiana state line to Sault Ste. Marie. The Assembly comes to order at 10:30 am, potluck lunch at noon, and adjourns about 4:00 pm.

 

 



Donations to Area Assembly - 

Checks payable to:

WMAA34 C/O Area 34 Treasurer

352 S 2nd Ave

Fruitport, MI. 49415

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Q. I maintain an Internet Web site and also belong to an online meeting. At what level should I protect my anonymity on the internet?
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