Don’t see your meeting on our website or the Meeting Guide app? Be sure to have your meeting IR update or add your meeting info.

Meetings in our database are automatically added to MeetingGuide  and in their national database.

 

Urgent Announcements

Hear ye, Hear ye, Hear Ye!!!
NEWCOMER PACKETS are now FREE for all intergroup member groups. Contact your groups IR for more details.

Sobriety Sentinel:  The New Sobriety Sentinel is here for JULY 2019. Read it online now or pick it up at the office after the Intergroup Meeting on Sunday June 23rd. If your intergroup rep attends the meeting then they will bring some home for your home group. Thanks to Mike G for all his hard work. You may also submit your Stories and Birthday’s Online.

We now have local events available to view online. Want your event listed just visit the events page and input your event. You can add graphics and google address pins as well.

HELP!!! Open Committee positions. We need various positions filled including but not limited to Literature, and Archives Committees. Become a part of the intergroup and reach another Alcoholic. Contact your Intergroup Representative (IR) at your home group for more information, we really do need you. Speaking for myself, service work absolutely keeps me sober and advances my program and conscious contact with my higher power.

 

To talk with an Alcoholic from A.A., call 636-970-0013, 24 hours a day. Meeting location and times are on our “Find a Meeting” page and a printable version of all the meetings in the tricounty region are available here: Printable Meeting Guide. Our goal is to assist in carrying the message, as well as assisting our participating groups in carrying the message to their members.

The Tri-County Intergroup provides literature and the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Books at reduced rates to all participating Tri-County groups, contact our Literature Chairman for information.

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

 This Months . . . Step, Tradition, & Concept

 

Step 8:” Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all“
Tradition 8:
“Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.”
Concept 8:
“The Trustees of the General Service Board act in two primary capacities:
(a)
With respect to the larger matters of over-all policy and finance, they are the
principal planners and administrators. They and their primary committees
directly manage these affairs.
(b) But with respect to our separately incorporated and constantly active services, the relation of the Trustees is mainly that of
full stock ownership and of custodial oversight which they exercise through their
ability to elect all directors of these entities..”

 

 

Congratulations

If you have a Birthday for a Group of folks in the intergroup districts, let us know about it by using our submission form, we’d love to add you to the page. Nothing like showing others what is possible, rolling through the years.

A special Congrats to the following folks with birthdays

June
Group 124
Bill B. 32 Years
May
Group 5
Harold M. 29 Years
Group 124
Jim H. 13 Years
Group 164
J.R. H. 7 Years
Alan B. 15 Years
Kathy B. 27 Years
April
Group 124
Harold G. 16 Years
Dan S. 2 Years
Group 164
Pete T. 31 Years
Michelle B. 7 Years
Group 762
Pete T. 31 Years
Group 1103
Michelle B. 7 Years

 

 

Intergroup Announcements

HELP!!! Open Committee positions. Get involved with service. Help us reach those suffering inside and outside of our rooms. You will be surprised how you can change a life. We need various positions filled including but not limited to Literature, Archive, and OutReach Committee. We are all about reaching out the hand of AA, fulfill the promise of a chance for someone else. We also need 12 step phone call volunteers for male and females. Contact your Intergroup Representative (IR) at your home group for more information. Additionally come to our monthly meeting every Third Sunday of the month 12:00 P.M. at the campus office.

We need young people’s participation! More and more of our members are younger and we want our Alcathon to include the whole AA Family. AA is all about inclusion and we need you to make the alcathon better. We are not a glum lot, we are awesome! Be apart of the solution! The mailing address to contact the intergroup or send donations is: TriCounty Intergroup PO Box 2193 St. Peters, MO 63376

Tricounty Intergroup Membership Meetings The Tricounty general membership meetings for secretaries/IR of all member groups and the public at large will be every third Sunday of the month at 12pm. It is suggested that all GSRs attended, that is suggested in the way the steps are “a suggested program of recovery”. Meetings going to Meetings! The meeting is held at the Intergroup office located at 2021 Campus Dr. St. Charles, MO 63301.

 

Area District Meetings

District 14 meetings for GSRs District 14 meetings for GSR (Group service representative) of all member groups is held on the last Thursday of every month. Room 105 907 Jungermann Rd, Saint Charles, MO, 63304.

District 19 meetings for GSRs District 19 meetings for GSRs (Group service representative) of all member groups is held on the first Thursday of every month. Back room of the 212 Club 204 W Pitman st. O’Fallon, mo 63366. District 20 meetings for GSRs District 20 meetings for GSRs (Group service representative) of all member groups TBA .

The thoughts and ideas expressed in this website are those of the Steering Committee and member groups and not necessarily those of AA as a whole. For more information visit Alcoholics Anonymous home website. For the history and information on the Intergroup itself visit our history section. Our website is maintained by the Tri-County Intergroup Office for Districts 14, 19, and 20. This ‘AA intergroup’ serves groups in St. Charles, Lincoln and Warren counties in Missouri. All of the files contained in this website are in PDF (portable document file) or html format. To view and print PDF documents, you will need to get Adobe Acrobat Reader, if it is not installed in your browser.