of Alcoholics Anonymous
Bob’s Place Aylesbury Friday 6:30pm meeting is moving whilst the regular venue is being refurbished. Please ensure members are made aware of this prior to 22nd February. The meeting will continue to be held from 6:30 until 7:30pm, but from
The Huntercombe Recovery Group in Slough will be holding another AA Al-Anon shared platform meeting on Sunday, February 10th at their usual time of 7:30 pm. See this post for more details.
In this month’s Discover AA post we turn to a small piece of literature that we can find in almost every AA meeting – the Just for Today card.
One Week Venue Change Northend Women’s Meeting Wednesday 7:30pm will be at Skirmett Village hall located in the centre of the village of Skirmett at RG9 6TD for one week only, Wednesday 9th January 2019.
In this month’s Discover AA post we take a look at Bill’s 1962 Grapevine article This Matter of Fear.
Welcome to Conference Questions 2019! See this post to download all the material you and your group will need for discussion. Take part! It’s YOUR fellowship.
Here’s the latest edition of AA Service News. See this post to download a PDF. This edition is particularly important as it contains Questions for Conference 2019.
In this month’s Discover AA post we take a look at Bill’s 1944 Christmas message containing a timely reminder to find gratitude and to continue to seek God as we each understand it.
Here’s the Autumn 2018 edition of AA Service News. See this post to download your own copy to your device.
Occasionally groups have been unable to meet during Christmas and New Year. Consequently each group is asked to confirm whether or not they will be open over this period. From the responses this list has been drawn up to help you plan your meetings over the Christmas and New Year 2018 season.
