Alcoholics Anonymous

CMIA32

Central Michigan Intra-Area 32

Resources

Find a local A.A. group

Use the links on the Districts page to find local meeting schedules and how to contact AA in your community.

To search for a meeting anywhere in the U.S. and Canada, use the Meeting Finder on AA.org.

About A.A.

Service Links

Literature

How to Order

To save on shipping costs, groups and individuals can order literature in any quantities from the CMIA32 Literature Committee by email at Literature@cmia32.org.

New books from the A.A. Grapevine

The A.A. Grapevine magazine, "Our Meeting in Print", has recently published three new books, Step By Step, Emotional Sobriety II, and Into Action. Order these and other publications at the "Grapevine Store" or purchase from the CMIA32 literature table.

Group Contributions

Groups wishing to send contributions to Area 32 can mail them to:

CMIA 32 Treasurer
c/o Kelly D.
PO Box 1593
Midland, MI 48640

Be sure to identify the group and remember — it isn't safe to mail cash. For GSO guidance on group contributions, see these publications:

Group & District Change Forms

Complete these forms and send to the Registrar to submit the information to GSO:

News

Sharing our past to build our future

Please fill out and return, so others can share your in your group's history.

Area Inventory 2017 Results

The biennial Area 32 Inventory is complete. Please look it over, take back to your Groups and let us know what we can do better.

New Liaison Committee Formed

Purpose: The Intergroup, Unity Council, Central Office Committee (IUCC) at CMIA assemblies is for the express purpose of exchanging information, enhancement of the lines of communication, and to assist in the cooperation between all who are active in Alcoholics Anonymous' Third Legacy—Service. Read more…

Accessibilities Resources

The Accessibilities Committee recognizes that there are some alcoholics who face physical challenges on a daily basis. You may have students, patients or clients with a drinking problem who might benefit from A.A.'s program of recovery. Resources available include:

Books in Braille
Audio cassettes and CD-ROMs
Large print publications
American Sign Language
Close-captioned videos
Videos (not close-captioned)
Illustrated, easy to read literature
On-line A.A. meetings

We can also take meetings to alcoholics who are hospitalized, home-bound or in hospice. For more information, or to volunteer, email the Accessibilities Committee.

Events
Calendar

Intra-Area Meeting Locations

Maps & directions to the next Intra-Area meeting, including August 4.

Bridging the Gap Program

The Bridging the Gap Program is a path for AA fellowship members to support the newcomer upon their release from a treatment facility. The chances for these folks achieving long term sobriety increases the sooner they get into a steady diet of meetings. The path to success begins on day one!

To learn more about the program contact: William B., District 8 Treatment Chair.

Friends of Bill W Picnic

Sunday, August 11rd, 2019, noon-5pm

Oasis Lake Day Park, Between Alger and Sterling on M76, Oasis Lake, Alger, MI 48610

Speakers, Games, Fun, and Laughs. Free park entrance when you mention "Bill W. Picnic" at the gate.

Grilled chicken, hot dogs and condiments will be provided. Bring a dish to pass if you can. Remember to bring a lawn chair!

Download the flyer.

Michigan State Convention

The 67th Michigan State Convention will be taking place August 23th - 25th at the Crowne Plaza Detroit Downtown Riverfront Hotel. Volunteers are needed for Registration, Hospitality, and Greeter. Convention details, registration information and donation information can be found here.

Michigan Statewide Corrections Workshop

Saturday, October 23, 2019, 11am-3pm

St Thomas Lutheran Church - Gymnasium, 23801 Kelly Rd, Eastpointe, MI 48021

Lunch and coffee provided. Cookie donations welcome.