All Pennsylvania Al-Anon News
The latest news from our Delegate, Alternate Delegate, Chairperson, Coordinators, and Al-A-Gram posts collected in one place for you.
Bookmarks – We are all experts … and we are all beginners
Ellen reflects on using Knowledge-Based Decision Making (KBDM) and the group conscience process using our literature.
Happy 130th Birthday, Lois W. – one of our Founders
Lois W., one of the founders of Al-Anon celebrated her 130th birthday on March 4, 2021. We remember her and hope all members have a piece of cake in honor of her!
My New Journey Begins
Lori F., our Delegate, shares that as preparations for the April World Service Conference are underway, her new journey begins! She looks forward to telling us all about it!
Filled with Hope for Panel 61
Ralph H, our Alternate Delegate, shares his about his willingness to serve, the tools of the program, and is filled with hope for the next panel.
How Higher Power Guided my Decision to Serve as Chair
Denise P., our Area Chairperson, shares how her Higher Power guided her to the decision to take on the role for Panel 61.
Bookmarks – Introducing our New Literature/Forum Coordinator
Ellen C., our new Literature/Forum Coordinator for Panel 61, shares a little about herself and her hopes for the coming three years.
“Rotation of Service” – I see its beauty today!
As Panel 58 ends its term and passes the baton to Panel 61, Lori F, our Alternate Delegate, shares the blessings and the beauty of the principle of Rotation of Service.
Last Day of the 60th World Service Conference
As the 60th World Service Conference comes to an end, there is acceptance for how things are.
60th World Service Conference Continues
Jeffrey is struggling to stay emotionally connected while attending the WSC remotely, but otherwise, the first Virtual World Service Conference is going well.
60th World Service Conference Opens
Jeffrey begins his third and final year as Pennsylvania’s Delegate to the World Service Conference. Instead of traveling to Virginia Beach, though, he’s glued to a computer screen somewhere in Pennsylvania.