The Blue Water Area of NA is in need of:

GSR – Group Service Representative

The GSR is the voice of the group and a vital link to the wider NA fellowship. Through this service, communication flows, unity grows, and groups stay connected to the principles that keep NA strong
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Hospitals & Institutions Needs women for Sacred Heart Clearview Campus!

Women are required to have 9 months of continuous recovery review & sign forms with the H&I Subcommittee chairperson Megan F.
Contact Megan F (810) 858-1959
H&I Handbook

GSR — Groups needing Area representation (per latest minutes)

As of the January ASC meeting, the following groups were absent (no GSR present):

Bridge to Recovery
Rather Unique
Surrender at Sixth
Young in Recovery
Step Up
Serenity in Sandusky
Vision of Hope
Nothing But Love
Grey Area
Afternoon Delight

(See the latest approved minutes for confirmation and updates.)

Public Relations (Public Information) Chair – OPEN

Clean time: minimum 6 months for standing subcommittee chairs.
Term: 1 year.

Duties:

Informs the public about NA consistent with Traditions 10 and 11.
Submits monthly written report; manages annual budget.
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Meetings Seeking Trusted Servants

The following groups are asking for support and trusted servants (GSRs, secretaries, treasurers, coffee makers, etc.). If you can help, talk to the meeting chair or secretary before/after the meeting.

Morning Reflections (Mon-Fri, 10am, 710 Pine) — needs trusted servants.
Afternoon Delight (Wed, Noon, 617 10th) — in need of support and home-group members.
Project Return (Thurs, 7:30pm, 1029 6th) — needs trusted servants.
Vision of Hope (Fri, 7pm, 617 10th) — needs trusted servants.
Bridge to Recovery (Mon, 7:30pm, 805 Chestnut) — needs trusted servants.
Courage & Hope (Sun, 6:30pm, 805 Chestnut) — needs trusted servants.

Some of our meetings need support filling trusted servant roles. Bring your experience, strength, and hope to help keep these groups alive and carry the message to the addict who still suffers. Our Seventh Tradition reminds us we are self-supporting, not just with money but with time and service. Your willingness matters.

“We can do together what we cannot accomplish separately. This is true in our personal recovery, and is equally true in our services.”

Twelve Concepts for NA Service (1991)

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