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A.A. Women In Recovery Verify if it's still meeting

Mondays 9:30 AM · Boulder

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When
Mondays at 9:30 AM (America/Denver)
Where
St. Ambrose Episcopal Church
7520 S Boulder Rd, Boulder, CO 80303, USA
Finding it
Turn South onto Barcelona Drive from South Boulder Rd. The church is on the left after the first curve. Notes: Our meeting is in the Barcelona Room, It is a separate building north of sanctuary - use east part of parking lot.
Format
Big Book study Open to all Women
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
UPDATE: We will be meeting in person only beginning immediately 6/7/2021. The meeting will be held in the Barcelona Room which is behind the church (not the basement where it was held before COVID). Women in Recovery meets every Monday at 9:30AM (including holidays). The first 3 Mondays of the month, we read 3 paragraphs from the Big Book and then discuss. The last Monday of the month, we read an entire story from the back of the Big Book.
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AA Boulder County Central Office · last updated 2022-12-12 · original listing ↗
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