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What is a GSR?
A General Service Representative (GSR) is the link between an AA group and AA as a whole. On page S26 of the AA Service Manual, we find: “The GSR represents the voice of the group conscience, reporting the group’s thoughts to the district committee member (DCM) and to the delegate, who passes them on to the Conference.” It is recommended that GSRs have at least two years of sobriety, time to commit to meetings, and the ability to listen to differing points of view. Suggestions for new GSRs
1. If your group is new, please complete a New Group Form,
otherwise complete a GSR Change Form
and send it to the Area registrar 2. Read the pamphlet GSR - May Be the Most Important Job in AA 3. Read Is Your Group Linked to AA as a Whole? on AA General Service Office Web site 4. Familiarize yourself with Area 54 NE Ohio General Service by exploring this web site. In particular, read the Area 54 GSR Fact File 5. Attend the next Area 54 Assembly or other service activity listed on the Area schedule 6. Attend the district meeting where your group is located. See district map or read district boundaries, then visit the district web page 7. Read more AA literature on General Service Your AA General Service Office The AA Service Manual (Combined With Twelve Concepts for World Service) Circles of Love and Service AAs Legacy of Service AA Guidelines Service Material from the General Service Office |