The purpose of a Sharing Session is to fill a need for improved communication among Area committee, Districts, and Groups, thereby strengthening services in A.A. through cooperation. These sessions are called for a specific purpose requiring shared experience and ideas, in order to best serve Alcoholics Anonymous. 

Shared experience on how sponsorship can enrich sobriety.

Sharing to inform a group's choice on whether or not to be part of the larger A.A. Service Structure.

Answers to questions about how to start and maintain a local A.A. website that aligns with the mission, guidelines and best practices of A.A. 

Service piece including the A.A. Preamble, as well as what Alcoholics Anonymous does and what it does not do.

A short definition of A.A's main purpose. Originally written by Grapevine editors in 1947 with updates by the Conference.

Intended as a starting point for discussion, this service piece offers questions related to each of the Twelve Concepts so that members may develop a deeper understanding of the Concepts and better assess to what degree their group, district or area is aligned with them.

A list of ideas to use in discussion meetings.

Updated annually from G.S.O. group records and information provided by international A.A. offices and groups.

A list of the services provided by the General Service Office (GSO) of the United States and Canada.