• Deep Dive - Ep. 1 • Part 2 of 6 • Al-Anon's 1961 World Service Conference Summary

  • Aug 14 2022
  • Length: 21 mins
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Deep Dive - Ep. 1 • Part 2 of 6 • Al-Anon's 1961 World Service Conference Summary

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  • In Part 2 of 6 (of Episode 1 from "CAL Chat - Deep Dive"), Evelyn describes what she discovered about her Area Delegate position that she didn’t know about before she stood for it, how humor can be a spiritual principle when breaking down expectations, and what she would like Al-Anon and Alateen members to know about her position as a Delegate. We also cover how the WSC (World Service Conference) is different from the WSO (World Service Office). Show-referenced links from Al-Anon's website: Online version of the new "Al-Anon/Alateen Service Manual 2022-2025":  https://al-anon.org/pdf/P2427.pdf A brief timeline of Al‑Anon’s history:  https://al-anon.org/for-members/wso/archives/al-anon-timeline Frequently asked questions about Al‑Anon’s history:  https://al-anon.org/for-members/wso/archives/faq-al-anons-history QUOTABLE MOMENT FROM EVELYN: "Language should not be a barrier to put your name as a Delegate... overcoming that fear is part of our recovery." LITERATURE MENTIONED & RELATED EPISODES: "Hope For Today" – Episode 9: part 2 of 4 & Episode 13: part 7 of 11 "Al-Anon/Alateen Service Manual 2022-2025" OTHER WAYS TO EXPLORE & CELEBRATE AL-ANON / ALATEEN LITERATURE: Visit my CAL Chat blog -  www.calchatblog.com YouTube -  www.youtube.com/​@CALChatPodcast Instagram -  www.instagram.com/​CALChatFan1 Threads -  www.threads.net/​@CALChatFan1 Pinterest -  www.pinterest.com/​CALChatFan X (Twitter) -  www.twitter.com/​CALChatFan CAL Chat website -  www.calchatpodcast.com
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