Support Unity Day with Vintage Unity Day Mugs
Looking for a piece of Sonoma County AA history? The AA Central Office / Bookstore is now offering a collection of vintage Unity Day mugs, generously donated by members of […]
Looking for a piece of Sonoma County AA history? The AA Central Office / Bookstore is now offering a collection of vintage Unity Day mugs, generously donated by members of […]
The Ask It Basket meeting is looking for a little extra love from our Sonoma County AA community. After returning in December following the pandemic shutdowns, this longtime meeting is […]
Help Create Sonoma County’s Own Step Working Guide One of the most important parts of Alcoholics Anonymous is carrying the message and sharing experience, strength, and hope with others. Now, […]
Unity Day is coming soon, and the planning committee could use your voice! Join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at 6pm in the bookstore — […]
Carrying the Message to Sonoma Schools Keeps Us Sober Our Sonoma County PI/CPC committee recently received a wonderful thank-you and referral letter from a Human Interaction teacher at Petaluma High School (see […]
The AA Central Office Bookstore’s July Book of the Month is Language of the Heart: Bill W.’s Grapevine Writings (GV11). Throughout July, the English edition will be available for $18.40. […]
Tradition Five: Each group has but one primary purpose — to carry its message to the alcoholic who still suffers. Groups are encouraged to discuss the following questions and take […]
The Unity Day Planning Committee is inviting community members to get involved in planning this year’s Unity Day activities. Meetings are held twice a month at 6:30 p.m.: Participants are […]
Just a note that the Without A Prayer meeting, which convenes 6:30pm on Tuesdays at the Finlay Center will not be meeting on March 31st. The Finlay Center will be […]
📚 Book of the Month at the SCIF AA Bookstore This month’s featured title is AA Comes of Age! This classic Alcoholics Anonymous book shares the story of how the fellowship grew […]