2024 Rule 62 Games
Games at a Conference? Absolutely!
Games help break the ice, spark laughter, and remind us that recovery isn’t just about what we’re letting go of—it’s about what we’re gaining.
Fun and Fellowship!
Rule 62 - Don't take Yourself So Damn Seriously.
Saturday
1pm
Speed Fellowshipping
A couple of minutes to break the ice!
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Sunday
12pm
Paint Party
Bring Out the Artist in You
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Sunday
2pm
Cornhole and Fellowship
Cornhole Toss - Test your bean bag skills!
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Saturday
3:30pm
Goose Chase Scavenger Hunt
Explore the Conference and Complete the Missions
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Sunday
1pm
Werewolf Game
Werewolves vs. Villagers - players must use observation, deduction, and deception to figure out who is who and who to trust.
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Sunday
4pm
A.A. Trivia: General Service
Test your General Service knowledge, share what you know, learn something new.
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Where did “Rule 62” come from?
A group from West Virginia was planning on starting a foundation with a club, a hospital, a rehabilitation center and a research center. They wrote to the General Service Office, specifically Bill W., to ask for his opinion. Bill W. wrote back sharing his experience on the matter, saying that most such endeavors had not worked out well. The group decided to proceed anyway.
Shortly after, distressing letters began to arrive from West Virginia regarding the progress of the foundation. One of the alcoholics who started with the idea for the foundation wrote out cards and placed them in small envelopes. He then mailed them to groups around the country. On the outside of the card, “Charleston AA Group Rule # 62” was printed. (He meant to imply that there had been 61 other rules.) Written on the inside of the card was, “Don’t take yourself so damn seriously!”
Our Statement of Responsibility
I am responsible.
When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of A.A. always to be there.
And for that I am responsible.
