Ask AI: In the mindset of Bill Wison, founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, what are good questions to ask the service body at an assembly

When attending an assembly in the mindset of Bill Wilson, the focus should be on promoting unity, recovery, and service within the community. Here are some good questions to ask the service body at an assembly: 1. How can we ensure that each group within our community has a voice and active participation in the decision-making process? 2. What resources or tools can we provide to our groups to enhance their effectiveness in supporting individual recovery and growth? 3. How are we working to carry the message of recovery to still-suffering alcoholics who may not yet have access to our program? 4. Are there any underrepresented or underserved populations within our community that we should be focusing on to make AA more inclusive and diverse? 5. How can we improve communication and collaboration between our various service entities, such as the General Service Office, districts, and groups? 6. What measures can be taken to ensure a smooth rotation of service positions, avoiding a disruption in the continuity of service work? 7. How can we effectively address any concerns or conflicts that arise within our service structure, so they do not impact overall unity within the organization? 8. Are we making the most of available technologies to facilitate communication, store and distribute resources, and improve the accessibility of meetings and fellowship events? 9. How can we encourage more members to get involved in service work at various levels, and provide them with the training and support they need in their roles? 10. How can we evaluate the effectiveness of our current service efforts, identify areas for improvement, and implement changes that will benefit the overall health of our organization and its members?