AA All Recovery
A.A. 7 weekly meetings · Online
When
Where
Online meeting
Format
Big Book study Discussion Daily Reflections English Grapevine study LGBTQ+ Living Sober study Open to all POA Speaker Young people
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
AA All Recovery We are a festive, loving, safe, and welcoming group that is open to everyone - newcomers, old-timers, and those in-between from all around the world. Our focus is on recovery, and we share our experience, strength, and hope with one another. We practice RULE 62 (Don't take yourself so seriously) and welcome you to join! We meet seven days of the week at 9 AM EST. This is an open meeting. Our website is https://aaallrecovery.com/. Schedule Monday: Grateful Recovery • Share what we are grateful for in our recovery. Tuesday: Steps & Promises with a little Rule 62 mixed in • For those unfamiliar, Rule 62 means we don’t take ourselves so seriously-bring your recovery and your sense of humor. Wednesday: Topical Wednesday Meeting • We vote on a topic as a group and open the room for shares. Thursday: AA Daily Reflection Meeting • We read from the AA Daily Reflection and have an open discussion. Friday: Check Up from the Neck Up • You are invited to share your experience, strength, and hope as it relates to recovery from alcoholism. Saturday: Exploring Living Sober • We read from Living Sober as a group and then open up the meeting for shares. Sunday: Music Meeting! • A member of the group shares a song and speaks for 5 minutes and then we open up the room for discussion. Passcode: 121212
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