? The Five Questions That Require Broad Knowledge of a Delegate in an Open Discussion About Being of Service in Alcoholics Anonymous

In an open discussion at a service event of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), a delegate is expected to have broad knowledge about the organization, the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions, and the service aspect of the AA. Here are five potential questions to ask a delegate during such an event: 1. How does the service structure of Alcoholics Anonymous function, and what role does a delegate play within this structure? 2. Can you provide examples of how the 12 Traditions of AA guide the service work and decision-making within the organization, both at a group and regional level? 3. How do you think being of service in AA contributes to an individual's recovery process, and what impact does it have on the overall strength of the AA fellowship? 4. What challenges do you face as a delegate in bridging the gap between the group conscience of your area and the annual General Service Conference, and how do you address these challenges? 5. What steps can members take to become more involved in AA service opportunities, and what advice would you give for maintaining a healthy balance between service commitments and personal recovery?