For a calendar of scheduled Service Committee Meetings, click HERE.

Please Note: ALL service committee meetings being held at Central Office MUST be booked in person at Central Office. Should descrepencies arise between the online service calendar and the office bookings calendar, the office calendar will always take precedence.

CGSC

The Calgary General Service Committee was formed by the Calgary and area groups to coordinate the services outlined in Chapter 3 of the Service Manual, namely, those activities and services required in the areas of Treatment Facilities, Correctional Facilities and Co-operation with the Professional Community. Also, it provides a liaison with the Calgary Intergroup Committee and the international Grapevine Magazine. In addition, the committee organizes the annual Gratitude Roundup and Introductory Service Seminars, and it ensures that group registrations and records are current. The structure of the committee is similar to that of Area 78. During the monthly meeting of this committee, General Service Representatives and District Committee Members will be given the opportunity to volunteer their groups and districts for upcoming service work.

THE CGSC STEERING COMMITTEE

To download a pdf copy of the most current CGSC Guidelines, click here.

The CGSC Steering Committee consists of the table officers (Chair, Alternate Chair, Treasurer and Secretary), District Committee Members (DCMs) and the sub-committee chairs for the following committees:

Co-operation with the Professional Community provides information about AA to those who have contact with alcoholics through their profession. This group includes health care professionals, educators, members of the clergy, lawyers, social workers, union leaders, and industrial managers, as well as those working in the field of alcoholism. Information is provided about where we are, what we are, what we can do, and what we cannot do.
Contact: cgsccpc@gmail.com

Correctional Facilities Committee — ensures that the Alcoholics Anonymous message of recovery is carried into local correctional facilities by providing AA meetings and literature to those “behind the walls”.
Contact: cgsccorrections@gmail.com

Treatment Facilities Committee carries the Alcoholics Anonymous message of recovery to alcoholics in Calgary treatment facilities. Currently, the committee schedules and conducts an average of seven weekly AA meetings in three treatment facilities.
Contact: cgsctreatment@gmail.com

Bridging the Gap Committee assists people being released from treatment facilities to come to AA meetings in their area as soon as possible after their release. It provides a temporary contact program to help reduce the fear of attending meetings on their own and introduces them to AA members.
Contact: cgscbtg@gmail.com

Grapevine Committee works to attract interest in the Grapevine Magazine, our international AA “meeting in print”; encourages members to submit articles to the magazine and provides information about all other books, pamphlets and literature available from the Grapevine.
Contact: cgscgrapevine@gmail.com

Records & Registration Committee ensures that all General Service Representatives (GSRs) are registered with GSO (General Service Office, New York) and their home group information is correct and up-to-date.
Contact: cgscrecords@gmail.com

Introductory Service Seminar Committee organizes an Introductory Service Seminar which is held twice per year. It is focused on the role of the General Service Representative (GSR), the service committee structure in Calgary including Intergroup and District Committee Members (DCMs), and the service structure of Area 78 (Alberta & Northwest Territories) and beyond.
Contact: cgscintro@gmail.com

Gratitude Roundup Committee organizes and hosts an annual roundup, which is held on the closest weekend to June 10 (AA’s birthday). It usually takes place at the Glenmore Inn in Calgary. This convention attracts an average of 1,000 attendees each year.
Contact: gratituderoundupyyc@gmail.com

Intergroup Liaison acts as a liaison between the Intergroup and CGSC, attending both meetings and reporting the highlights from one committee to the other.
Contact: cgscintergroup@gmail.com

Set-up & Coffee Committee does the set-up (including the most important role of all AA service functions… putting on the coffee!) and clean-up required for all CGSC general meetings at St. Marks.

Meetings are open to GSRs, DCMs, and all AA members.

CGSC Table Officers contact:
CGSC Chair: cgscchair@gmail.com
Alternate Chair: cgscaltchair@gmail.com
Treasurer: cgsctreasurer@gmail.com
Secretary: cgscsecretary@gmail.com

The CGSC General Meetings are held at 7:30pm on the third Monday of each month at Peter the Aleut Church, 1802 – 33 Ave. S.W., Calgary.