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Download the PDF in English Translatable text of this document Last Binge?$$$ Abstinence?Priceless! Abstinence is priceless and carrying the message to the still-suffering compulsive eater costs money. A contribution of $5 or more at each meeting is suggested. Sometimes more IS better. Give as if your life depends on it.
Twelfth Step Within Format for Information Gathering “Ideas that Work” Type of Project Humor Project Name OA Trivia Project Goal To create laughter Organizing Service Body Individual Contact Information Susan S. (sharabi4@bezeqint.net), Israel, Region Nine Resources Needed (budget, volunteers, materials, etc.) Workshop with trivia questions (answers provided). Examples attached. Implementation Process (including length of time for … Continued
Twelfth Step Within Format for Information Gathering: “Ideas that Work” Type of Project Newcomers Project Name Newcomer Welcome Coin Project Goal To provide newcomers with a recovery keepsake from the meeting Organizing Service Body Maui Friends of Recovery Intergroup Contact Information oamaui@aol.com Resources Needed (budget, volunteers, materials, etc.) Any recovery coin with the Serenity Prayer … Continued
Type of Project Membership Retention Project Name We Care Box Project Goal To connect with members in between meetings Organizing Service Body Southern Alberta Intergroup – Tuesday Night meeting Contact Information Tim/e-mail: Link to Tim’s email Resources Needed (budget, volunteers, materials etc.) Small box; “We Care” slips of paper (see example below). Implementation Process (including … Continued
The Simplicity Project is a simple idea to help YOU stay abstinent! Got program? Got an index card and a pen? Brought to you by the World Service Business Conference Twelfth Step Within Committee. Download The Simplicity Project (PDF slides) in English.
‘Growing Recovery Worldwide’ Forum Workshop (WSBC 2018) Develop and grow recovery in our worldwide OA Fellowship. Use this workshop to identify obstacles and diversions on your own road to recovery, then find ways to use the OA program to get back on track and help others on the journey. OA Board-Approved. © 2018 Overeaters Anonymous, … Continued
OA is not a diet club Many people come to OA expecting diets, weigh-ins, and lectures on food and weight. To their surprise (and often relief), they find that OA offers none of these things. Why? Because food and weight are only symptoms of our problem. We use food as the alcoholic uses alcohol and … Continued
Use this slideshow presentation as part of your worskhop. Download the PDF in English or refer to the translatable text below. Translatable text of this document 1. Difference Between Abstinence and a Plan of Eating Workshop 2. AIMS To increase the Fellowship’s focus on actions required for abstinence, because our primary purpose is to abstain … Continued
Use this presentation to facilitate an in-depth review the definition of abstinence in OA and how it applies to your OA program. Learn how the OA Tools of Recovery, including a plan of eating, sponsorship, meetings support your abstinence. Examine other aspects of the OA program, such as your Higher Power, body image and weight, … Continued
Download the PDF in English Page 1: Workshop aim and objectives Aim: To increase the Fellowship’s focus on actions required for abstinence, because our primary purpose is both to abstain from compulsive eating and compulsive food behaviors and to carry the message of recovery through the Twelve Steps of OA to those who still suffer. … Continued