District 2 includes Angola, Long Neck, Oak Orchard and Millsboro; geographic definition: the northern border is is an arbitrary line from Route 113 south of Georgetown running to Route 9, and route 1 ending at Five Points; the western border is route 113; the southern border is the Indian River; the eastern border is the coastline (at the Inlet) and route 1 to Five Points).
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 2 ▼ PO Box 448 ▼ Nassau, DE 199699.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm2@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
The Southern Delaware Intergroup meets the first Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 122 E Pine Street, Georgetown, DE.
Please note: District 3 will not be meeting in July or August.
District 3 includes Milton, Seaford, Laurel and Georgetown; geographic definition: northern border is route 14 and the Mispillion River to coast; western and southern borders are the state line; eastern border is Route 113 north to the northern border of District 2, then east to coast.
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 3 ▼ PO Box 121 ▼ Georgetown DE 19947.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm3@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
District 13 includes Fenwick, Bethany, Frankfort, Selbyville, Dagsboro and Ocean View; geographic definition: the northern border is the Indian River; the eastern border is the Atlantic Ocean (from the DE state line) to the Inlet; the western border is Route 113, from the state line to the Indian River in Millsboro; the southern border is the DE/MD state lines).
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 13 ▼ PO Box 51 ▼ Ocean View, DE, 19970-0051.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm13@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
THE 2020 ROUNDUP THEME IS “RECOVERY FROM THE HEART”
The primary purpose of the Rehoboth Roundup is to carry the message of all 12 Step recovery programs, based upon the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), through an annual conference sponsored by the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBTQ) community that is open to all people.
District 1 includes the City of Rehoboth Beach and the City of Lewes; geographic definition: Route 9 forms the northeast border; route 1 the southeast; remainder of border is coastline.
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 1 ▼ PO Box 96 ▼ Nassau, DE 19969.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm1@delawareaa.org
Further reading: See our FAQ, The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
District 2 includes Angola, Long Neck, Oak Orchard and Millsboro; geographic definition: the northern border is is an arbitrary line from Route 113 south of Georgetown running to Route 9, and route 1 ending at Five Points; the western border is route 113; the southern border is the Indian River; the eastern border is the coastline (at the Inlet) and route 1 to Five Points).
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 2 ▼ PO Box 448 ▼ Nassau, DE 199699.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm2@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
The Southern Delaware Intergroup meets the first Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 122 E Pine Street, Georgetown, DE.
Please note: District 3 will not be meeting in July or August.
District 3 includes Milton, Seaford, Laurel and Georgetown; geographic definition: northern border is route 14 and the Mispillion River to coast; western and southern borders are the state line; eastern border is Route 113 north to the northern border of District 2, then east to coast.
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 3 ▼ PO Box 121 ▼ Georgetown DE 19947.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm3@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?
District 13 includes Fenwick, Bethany, Frankfort, Selbyville, Dagsboro and Ocean View; geographic definition: the northern border is the Indian River; the eastern border is the Atlantic Ocean (from the DE state line) to the Inlet; the western border is Route 113, from the state line to the Indian River in Millsboro; the southern border is the DE/MD state lines).
Seventh Tradition contributions can be sent to District 13 ▼ PO Box 51 ▼ Ocean View, DE, 19970-0051.
The district meetings are an excellent resource for addressing group problems and concerns. Anyone may attend, but generally the group General Service Representative (GSR), attends on the group’s behalf and is kept up-to-date on A.A. activities and topics of interest at these monthly meetings.
In matters affecting A.A. as a whole, a group’s “conscience” is communicated to the Area Assembly by their GSR through the district committee member (DCM), who is an essential link between the GSRs and the area delegate to the General Service Conference. As leader of the district committee, made up of all GSRs in the district, the DCM is exposed to the group conscience of that district.
For more information, please email dcm13@delawareaa.org.
Further reading: See our FAQ and The A.A. Group … Where It All Begins and Is Your Group Linked to A.A. as a Whole?