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Welcome to the 35th EVER Florida
Conference of Young People in AA!
What is FCYPAA? FCYPAA was founded with the purpose of
providing an annual celebration of sobriety among young people
in AA. Since its inception, a growing group of people, who at first
would not have considered themselves “young people,” have
become regular attendees. The number of young people sufferingfrom alcoholism is growing. FCYPAA helps carry AA’s message of
recovery to alcoholics of all ages. This conference provides an
opportunity for young AA’s from all over to come together and
share their experience, strength, and hope as members of
Alcoholics Anonymous. We hope AA members who attend FCYPAA
can return home better prepared to receive young people who
come to AA looking for a better way of life.
The Suncoast Host Committee of the 35th EVER FCYPAA is pleasedyou are here and hope you enjoy Standing in the Sunlight at Last
with us. The Suncoast Bid for FCYPAA began in 2012 after an
announcement was shared about a YPAA event at our local young
person’s group. This announcement carried the message of YPAA all
over the state. The first bid committee in our area was formed. We
chose the theme “Bid Life” and went to FCYPAA in the 239 to bring
the conference back to the Sarasota area, district 4. Although West
Palm Beach was awarded the conference that year, we were
determined to trudge the road of happy destiny.
We kept calm and bid on, attending FCYPAA in West Palm. We met
with advisory, danced, performed our bid presentation and was not
awarded the conference again. 2015 FCYPAA was in Tampa, only an
hour north of the Sarasota. We once again spent the year making our
bid books, playing unity games, camping, having and attending
events, knowing we may have had 99 problems, but the bid wasn't
one. We have a way out through brotherly and harmonious action,
and much to our pleasure and surprise we were awarded the 35th
EVER FCYPAA on May 30, 2015! This year has been rewarding for ourAA community and our host committee members. Although we are a
small host committee we are ready to bring the heat! Our bid life
brought us to trudge the road knowing we have a way out and now
we Stand in the Sunlight at Last!
Our Theme:
Despite the living example of my friend there remained in me the
vestiges of my old prejudice. The word God still aroused a certain
antipathy. When the thought was expressed that there might be aGod personal to me this was intensified. I didn’t like the idea. I could
go for such conceptions as Creative Intelligence, Universal Mind or
Spirit of Nature but I resisted the thought of a Czar of the Heavens,
however loving his sway might be. I have since talked with scores of
men who felt the same way. My Friend suggested what then seemed
a novel idea. He said “Why don’t you choose your own conception of
God?” That statement hit me hard. It melted the icy intellectual
mountain in whose shadow I had lived and shivered many years. I
stood in the sunlight at last.
The 35th Ever FCYPAA
Presented by the Suncoast
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Registration
Registration is located near the elevators, by the Ringling Room.
Friday: Noon-8pm, 10pm-Midnight
Saturday: 8am-8pm, 10pm-Midnight
Merchandise
Merchandise is located at the convention center registration desk next to
the Manatee Room.
Friday: Noon-8pm, 10pm-Midnight
Saturday: 8am-8pm (while supplies last)
Hospitality
Hospitality is located in the Florida Room.
Friday: 4pm-8pm, 10pm-Midnight
Saturday: 12am-8pm, 10pm-Midnight
Sunday: 12am-10am
Quiet Hours: 10pm-7am
Archives
Archives are located in the Palm Room.Friday: 1pm-8pm
Saturday: 9am-8pm
All the Things!
There is always something to do at the 35th Ever FCYPAA!
All the panels are in The Keys: Casey/Siesta, and all the workshops are in The
Keys: Longboat/Lido. From 11pm-7am Friday and Saturday The Keys turn into
a Lounge/Gameroom. The Three main speaker meetings are in the Sarasota
Ballroom, doors open at 7:15pm for seating and pre-meeting hype dancing!
Marathon MeetingsMarathon Meetings begin at 10pm in the Ringling Room on Friday, running all weekend
except during Saturday main meetings. Please note there is a Spanish marathon
meeting located in The Keys on Saturday at 6pm.
Friday
10pm
11pm
Saturday
12am
1am
2am
3am
4am
5am
6am
7am
8am
9am
10am
11am
12pm
1pm
2pm
3pm
4pm
5pm
6pm
7pm
10pm
11pm
Sunday
12am
1am
2am
3am
4am
5am
6am
7am
8am
9am
Friday
All Weekend
4pm
4-6pm
5pm
5pm
6-7pm
6pm8pm
11pm-1am
11pm-3am
Saturday
7:30-8:30
9am
9am
10-11am10am
11am-12pm
11am
12pm
1-4pm
1pm
2pm
3pm
Snapchat Scavenger Hunt Starts (At Registration)
Panel: What to do with a Wet Drunk
IRL Guess Who (The Boathouse)
Workshop: Grapevine
How to Bid (Sarasota Ballroom)
Bid City Meet and Greet (Ringling Room)
Panel: Keeping it Fresh, When AA gets boringMain Speaker Meeting: Rep Yo City!
City and State Countdown
Laser Tag (Sarasota Ballroom)
Under the Sea Rave (The Boathouse)
Big Love Yoga (Palm Terrace)
Panel: Sponsorship
Bid Presentations (Sarasota Ballroom)
Upon Awakening: Guided Meditation (Palm Terrace)Workshop: Traditions
TuTu Turbokick (The Boathouse)
Panel: Different Takes on Spirituality
Workshop: Concepts
Recess!!! (The Boathouse & Palm Terrace)
Spun Dry Day Dance
Games on the Lawn
Panel: Learning the Hard Way... Sober
Workshop: General Service
Panel: Emotional Sobriety
4-5:30pm
4pm
5pm
5:30-7pm
6pm
8pm
10:15pm-2am
11pm-3amSunday
8-9am
10am
11am
AA Jeopardy (The Boathouse)
Workshop: Corrections
Panel: Thine Own Self be True (Sex, Relationships, and Single in Sobriety)
Caffeinated Canvases (The Boathouse)
Meeting: Daily Reflections in Spanish (The Keys)
Main Speaker Meeting: Fresh to Death, Wear Your Best
Sobriety Countdown!
Karaoke (The Boathouse)
Party Animal Dance! (Sarasota Ballroom)
Meditation in Motion (Palm Terrace)
Branquet (Sarasota Ballroom)
Main Speaker Meeting
Bill’s Story
Dr. Bob’s Nightmare
LGBTQ: Gay, Joyous, and Free
Promise/Principle 1: Honesty
Promise/Principle 2: Hope
Promise/Principle 3: Faith
Promise/Principle 4: Courage
Promise/Principle 5: Integrity
Promise/Principle 6: Willingness
Promise/Principle 7: Humility
Promise/Principle 8: Brotherly Love
Promise/Principle 9: Justice
Promise/Principle 10: Perseverance
Promise/Principle 11: Spirituality
Promise/Principle 12: Service
Blind Speaker
LGBTQ: Not Afraid to be Judged
The Doctor’s Opinion
There is a Solution
More About Alcoholism
We Agnostics
How it Works
Into Action
Working With Others
To the Wives
The Family Afterward
To Employers
A Vision for You
Back to School in Sobriety
Never had a Legal Drink
Yet They got Drunk Again
Military: AA in the Armed Forces
LGBTQ: Sponsorship
Bill’s Story: From the Grapevine