WSC THOUGHT FORCE Create Strategies to show Spiritual Connection of being a Registered Group 2015 World Service Conference.

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WSC THOUGHT FORCE Create Strategies to show Spiritual Connection of being a Registered Group 2015 World Service Conference

Spiritual principles/core values of being a registered group Unity Participation Accountability Responsibility

Types of Unregistered Groups Groups that don’t know about being registered Groups that don’t want to be registered Groups that don’t understand the benefits of being registered

Strategies to show Spiritual Connection of being a Registered Group

Strategy #1 – Create a group outreach tool Emphasize: ◦ Traditions One, Four, and Ten ◦ Concepts One and Four

Strategy #2 – Develop a presentation to share with non-registered groups Emphasize: The group conscience The spiritual tools of the program The service tools

Strategy #3 – Offer a workshop or presentation on Unity Autonomy without affecting Unity Participation leading to more harmonious decisions Responsibility through consideration of our common welfare Democracy ensuring Accountability

Strategy #4 – Propose ways for groups to support one another Demonstrate Concept One – Ultimate responsibility belongs to the groups Tradition One – Personal progress for the greatest number depends on unity

Strategy #5 – Modify the Starting an Al-Anon Group Guideline (G-12)

Strategy #6 – Introduce spiritual concepts wherever possible in the instructions for completing the GR-1 form Include Spiritual Concepts Introduce Spiritual Concepts

Strategy #7 – Create a skit Compares With …  A group’s actions: forming a group, and registering with the WSO helps achieve greater spiritual connection Compare How …  An individual’s actions: attending meetings, choosing a Sponsor, and offering to be of service helps achieve greater spiritual connection

Discussion Which of these strategies would help your Area’s members convey the spiritual connection of being a registered group? Are there other strategies you would add?