Group Conscience Committee

'When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, let the hand of Al-Anon and Alateen be there, and let it begin with me.'

Al-Anon's program of recovery is based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous. The Steps are the foundation for personal recovery and the Traditions help groups sustain their unity and fellowship.

This list has been set up for interested members to make decisions about how the group works. We discuss whatever anyone on this list feels is important. Some examples are setting up guidelines, deciding what service positions we need, what to do with money in our treasury and discussing what to do about sensitive or controversial issues which may pop up from time to time.

Instructions for joining the GCC can be found at the end of CAFG email messages, or on the calendar at the CAFG eGroups website.

Welcome and Guidelines
We hope this information will assist you in determining whether or not membership in the "CyberSerenity Al-Anon Family Group" is for you.

How to Join
If you feel our Al-Anon group is for you, we invite you to become a member. Here are some instructions and help.

About CAFG
We have a weekly topic, chosen by a Group Chair who rotates monthly. The topics are usually based on a step or tradition that changes monthly.