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Declaration of Unity
This we owe to A.A.'s future; to place
our common welfare first; to keep our
fellowship united. For on A.A. unity
depend our lives, and the lives of those
to come.
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The WWW.CMIGAA.ORG Web Site
is an online Public Information presence for the Chiang Mai, Thailand area.Our desire is to provide accurate information
about A.A. and the business
of the CMIG; to foster
participation of members,
groups and committees in
service, and events sponsored in CMIG area.
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DISCLAIMER
This page is neither endorsed nor approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Inc. It is provided solely by the Chiang Mai International Group of Alcoholics Anonymous as part of its 12 Step work in reaching out to the alcoholic who still suffers. Some of the items on this page were originally published by AA World Services, but do not assume that this implies continued approval by the General Service Conference for their use in these pages. Alcoholics Anonymous®, AA®, and The Big Book® are registered trademarks of Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. The Grapevine® and AA Grapevine® are registered trademarks of The AA Grapevine, Inc.
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THIS WEBSITE WAS CREATED AND PUBLISHED ON AUGUST 14, 2009
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IN A.A. YOU NEVER HAVE TO BE ALONE
Estimates of A.A. Groups and Members
Because A.A. has never attempted to keep formal membership lists, it is extremely difficult to obtain completely accurate figures on total membership at any given time. Some local groups are not listed with the U.S./Canada General Service Office. Others do not provide membership data, thus are not recorded on the G.S.O. computer records. The membership figures listed below are based on reports to the General Service Office as of January 1, 2011, plus an average allowance for groups that have not reported their membership.
There is no practical way of counting members who are not affiliated with a local group.
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Estimated A.A. Membership and
Group Information
Groups in U.S.57,905
57,905Members in U.S1,279,644
1,279,644Groups in Canada4,968
4,968Members in Canada94,017
94,017Groups Overseas43,541
43,541Members Overseas644,948
644,948Internationalists Groups3
3Groups in Correctional Facilities
(U.S./Canada)1,559
1,559Members in Correctional Facilities38,938
38,938Lone Members105
105Total Members:2,057,672
2,057,672Total Groups:107,976
107,976INTERNATIONALISTS (SEAGOING A.A.s)
Approximately three A.A. groups meet aboard naval or merchant marine ships on sea duty. They are known as "A.A. Internationalists." General Service Office staff members correspond with these members and make it possible for them to correspond with each other. Internationalists have been responsible for starting and encouraging local A.A. groups in many ports.
LONERS
Some 105 men and women living in isolated areas throughout the world (or in areas where it has not been possible to form a local group) are listed at the General Service Office as Lone Members. Many achieved sobriety solely through study of A.A. literature. They correspond with G.S.O. and with their counterparts in other sections of the world. In a number of cases, notably U.S. military installations overseas, Loners have been responsible for establishing local groups.
ON EACH PAGE PLEASE SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO READ ALL THE INFORMATION.
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WELCOME TO CHIANG MAI INTERNATIONAL GROUP
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VISITORS TO THIS SITE
DOUBLE CLICK ANYWHERE ON DIRECTIONS TO GO TO GOOGLE MAPS-TO TALK TO A LIVE PERSON CALL BRETT +66987768857 OR JOIN US ON THE LINE APP AT "Beyond CMIG".
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we now have meetings 7 days a week at 6:30 pm and sunday morning at 9:30 am at this location.
JOIN OUR ONLINE FORUM ON THE LINE APP TO BE KEPT ABREAST OR LOCATION, DIRECTIONS OR CHANGES IN MEETNG TIMES, TO LOG INTO OUR LINE APP TYPE IN SEARCH "Beyond CMIG" AND JOIN OUR LINE APP. AT PRESENT WE HAVE 10 ACTIVE MEMBERS WHO WILL ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS.
