PARTICIPANTS MUST BRING AND WEAR A MASK AT ALL TIMES. THEY MUST STAY SIX (6) FEET APART. AVAILABLE SEATING IS MARKED. NO MORE THAN 28 PEOPLE UPSTAIRS AND 20 PEOPLE IN THE LOWER LEVEL. NO LITERATURE WILL BE SUPPLIED BY MFC, BRING YOUR OWN BOOK OR ACCESS YOUR READINGS DIGITALLY. DO NOT BRING ANY FOOD TO SHARE. EACH MEETING WILL BE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW OUR COVID-19 CLEANING PROCEDURE FOLLOWING EACH MEETING, COMPLETING THE PROVIDED CHECKLIST FOR EACH LEVEL USED.
This will be an outdoor campfire meeting for the month of October. Dress warm!
Our friends of the New York Intergroup recently posted the following in a communication about safety at indoor meetings. It speaks to our best selves:
Our Traditions
“Each group is autonomous,” we often note when making group decisions. The second part of the 4th Tradition is just as important: “except in matters affecting other groups or A.A. as a whole.” Tradition 1 tells us “Our common welfare should come first; personal recovery depends upon A.A. unity.” These traditions remind us that we must ensure that our group decisions do not negatively impact our fellow members or A.A. as a whole, and that we as individuals act in ways that ensure our common welfare. Traditions 1 and 4 are important now more than ever. We have to consider the health and well-being of both A.A. members and nonmembers, as well as protect the positive reputation and goodwill of A.A. in the community.
Read the letter in it’s entirety at https://mailchi.mp/nyintergroup.org/reopeningsafely
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