Beginners Book Study Meeting
A.A. 7 weekly meetings · Online
When
Where
Online meeting
Format
12 Steps & 12 Traditions Big Book study Newcomer-friendly Discussion English Grapevine study Literature study Living Sober study Open to all
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
Notes
All are welcome. We are an open, literature-based discussion meeting. Readings are displayed on the screen for all to read. Closed-captioning is available. All-inclusive, we believe connections are protections. Proof of attendance is available. If you are having problems related to alcohol, we can help. Make us your home group! 1. Sundays - Living Sober - We read & discuss a reading from the AA booklet Living Sober. 2. Mondays - Big Book - We read & discuss a reading from the first 164 pages of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. 3. Tuesdays - 12 & 12 - We read & discuss a reading from the Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions. 4. Wednesdays - Plain Language - We read & discuss a reading from the NEW conference-approved Plain Language Big Book. 5. Thursdays - Grapevine - We read & discuss an article selected from the AA Grapevine Magazine. 6. Fridays - Big Book - We read from & discuss a reading from the first 164 pages of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. 7. Saturdays - Personal Stories - We read & discuss a reading from the Personal Stories found in the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. ID: 708 514 4655 Passcode: sobriety Group website: https://www.beginnersbookstudymeeting.org/
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