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Founded on March 15, 2020 Capacity 500. AKA AA Where and When Group This is an OPEN NEWCOMER Meeting (Anyone, Including Students and persons who do not presently identify as alcoholics may attend) This meeting focuses on Newcomers and is Always OPEN SHARE. Veterans and all Military are welcome. This is a great meeting to find a “Battle Buddy” in the war against alcoholism. Recovery is our Primary Mission Attendance verification is provided Persons who have achieved some time in sobriety are encouraged to attend and share with newcomers as well as to volunteer and support the group. Questions / Concerns: [phone omitted] The topic is always NEWCOMER / OPEN SHARE – AA members who are not newcomers are encouraged to attend to encourage and assist newcomers, co-host, serve and share, Wednesday Evening Meetings are Speaker Meetings followed by discussion. Our group is permanent and will continue to exist post-pandemic. ID: 311 790 8992 Passcode: 13 Group website: http://www.boozersinbathrobes.com/
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