MARYLAND MIDSHORE INTERGROUP
Serving Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's & Talbot Counties

MONTHLY MEETING OF INTERGROUP REPS (IGRs)
August Intergroup Meeting
We meet in person AND online on Zoom:
Zoom direct link:
https://zoom.us/j/3183487204?pwd=UTByVGp4bWtER21XL2YvYTVldHVZQT09
Manual login:
Meeting ID - 318 348 7204
Password - 991005
*Starting January 2026 we will alternate meeting locations between Centreville- St Paul's Episcopal Church and Easton- Church of the Brethren.
June 2025 REPORTS
Click on links to obtain/download reports
General Information
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Current By-Laws as of June. 2025
Are you interested in volunteering for one of our Committees? Please complete this form and someone will contact you or send an email to chair@midshoreintergroup.org
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE YOUR HOMEGROUP INTERGROUP REPRESENTATIVE?
You can volunteer at your Home Group.
We are actively seeking AA members to participate as representatives of their home groups (IGRs) and attend the monthly MSIG meetings. Please join us in-person on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. and see for yourself. (details listed above).
What Intergroup does:
Intergroup serves as "boots on the ground" for AA in the local area by:
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Maintaining a local office in Easton where volunteers answer phones, greet visitors seeking help.
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Regularly updating and publishing printed and online meetings lists.
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Stocking and selling AA literature.
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Serving as a central location to exchange information and carry the message among home groups.
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Carrying the AA message in the community in libraries, hospitals and other public institutions, and to professionals in the field.
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Organizing the committees to do the work: Corrections, Treatment, Activities and Public Information.
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Being a link between AA General Service and local home groups.
How does it work?
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Representatives from local groups (IGR's) in the 5-county area meet monthly to connect and communicate ideas and ways to carry the AA message to those who are recovering and those who are still suffering from alcoholism.
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IGR's bring new information back to their groups and get feedback. They encourage service participation for activities organized by the committees including bringing AA meetings into treatment centers and correctional facilities or distributing information at health fairs.
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Intergroup service is another way for AA members to to "give back" for what they have been given in AA. For many members, service work has saved their lives.
