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A.A. Orangeville Wednesday Night Discussion Group Verify if it's still meeting

Wednesdays 7:00 PM · Orangeville

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When
Wednesdays at 7:00 PM–8:00 PM (America/Toronto)
Where
St. Mark's Anglican Church
5 First Ave, Orangeville, ON L9W 1H7, Canada
Finding it
Meetings are held at the rear of the church, where you can find parking. Please enter at the back door, follow through the kitchen, the meeting is in the room to the right. For the SOBRIETY FIRST meeting at 7pm Sunday, please enter through the back door
Format
Closed Discussion
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
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Alcoholics Anonymous - North Halton / Erin · last updated 2024-01-19 · original listing ↗
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