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A.A. Sunday Night Big Book Verify if it's still meeting

Sundays 5:30 PM · Monterey

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When
Sundays at 5:30 PM–6:30 PM (America/Los_Angeles)
Where
St. James Episcopal Church
381 High St, Monterey, CA 93940, USA
Finding it
Main entrance
Format
Big Book study In person + online Open to all Online Wheelchair access
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
Sunday Night Big Book is a one hour, open, hybrid meeting at St. James Episcopal Church in the McGowan House. Each week we read aloud (round-robin style) for ten minutes, then hold an open discussion on what we have read. We read from the Big Book from the Prefaces through Dr. Bob's Nightmare: when we have finished, we start again, finding fresh perspectives and inspiration at each pass. Thoughtful, solution-oriented and friendly.
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Monterey Bay Area Intergroup · confirmed 2026-08-27 · original listing ↗
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