? What Questions Can I Ask to Help Me Best Serve Alcoholics?

As GSRs (General Service Representatives), it is important to ask questions that encourage growth and help members serve Alcoholics Anonymous to the best of their ability. Bill W. and Dr. Bob, as the co-founders of AA, would likely emphasize the importance of spiritual growth, unity, and carrying the message to other alcoholics. Here are some inspiring questions GSRs could ask at an AA service event: 1. How can we best carry the message of AA to those who still suffer from alcoholism? 2. In what ways can we improve communication and unity among AA groups and members in our area? 3. What are some steps we can take to foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for newcomers to AA? 4. How can we help members deepen their understanding and practice of the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions? 5. Are there any obstacles or challenges holding our group back from being more effective in its service to others? How can we overcome them? 6. How can we strengthen our relationship with the community and the professional world, to better spread awareness and understanding of AA's principles and purpose? 7. How can we support each other and provide accountability in our service work? 8. Are there any additional service opportunities or initiatives we can explore to further assist AA members, groups, and those seeking help from alcoholism? 9. What are some ways we can encourage and nurture growth in personal recovery and spiritual development among our members? 10. As GSRs, how can we ensure that we are effectively representing the voice and needs of our group at the district and area levels?