AA meetings in Wordburn, IN
Every AA meeting in Wordburn, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.
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- Just Be Nice Group5108 Bull Rapids Rd, Wordburn, INDiscussionOpen
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Wordburn AA meeting schedule
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- Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.
Thursday1 meeting
| Time | Meeting |
|---|---|
| 6:30 pm | Just Be Nice Group5108 Bull Rapids Rd, Wordburn, IN DiscussionOpen |
1 group in Wordburn
A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.
- Just Be Nice Group1 meeting a week
Questions about AA in Wordburn
Why is only one meeting listed for Wordburn?
Just one. That is what the public lists hold for Wordburn, and the pages for nearby towns are linked below.
Can I go to a meeting in Wordburn if I am not sure I am an alcoholic?
1 is marked open here. An open meeting is the safe first choice if you are not sure, and they are labeled in the table above.
What is the difference between a group and a meeting?
One group, Just Be Nice Group, and it is linked above with everything it runs.
What kinds of AA meetings are in Wordburn?
Mostly discussion. The table labels every row, so you can pick a format before you go rather than after.
What are AA chips and birthdays?
A way rooms mark time passing, and nothing anybody has to join in with. Anyone who drinks again starts the count over if they want to, and nobody makes anything of it. The labels above say what each room does.
How much time does this take?
Most run for an hour and start and finish on time. A common pattern is several meetings a week at the start and fewer later, though plenty of members never reduce it. Going to two in a week is a better test than going to one.
How do rooms treat someone who has started drinking again?
It is common enough that no room treats it as news. Nobody is struck off and nobody is made to explain themselves, and a great many members have been through it more than once. A larger meeting is easier to return to unnoticed.