Rich M. on Service in AA: Finding Purpose Through Helping Others
For me as a recovering alcoholic, I do something consistently every day to nurture my recovery. I do that very effectively by going to meetings, by being involved with a home group, by trying to fulfill some service obligations, by reaching out to newcomers, and I establish a communication with other people.
Ever wondered how service within Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) can impact your recovery journey? In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Rich M. from Philadelphia sheds light on the unique service structure of AA and the numerous ways members can get involved, even if they have limited time. Rich talks passionately about his own experiences, emphasizing the importance of joining a home group and taking on small but meaningful tasks like making coffee or greeting newcomers at meetings.
He also delves into various service committees such as the Unity Committee and SEPIA's traveling roadshow, showcasing how these roles not only support the AA community but also reinforce personal sobriety. Rich's story is a testament to the power of giving back and finding purpose through service.
Whether you're new to AA or looking for ways to deepen your involvement, this episode offers practical advice and heartfelt encouragement to help you make a difference in your recovery and the lives of others.