AA meetings in Platte, SD
Every AA meeting in Platte, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.
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- Platte AA501 1st St, Platte, SD 57369ClosedEnglish
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Platte AA meeting schedule
Grouped by day. All times are Platte time. Meetings change, so check with the group before you travel a long way.
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What these mean
- Closed
- For people who have a desire to stop drinking. If you are not sure that is you, an open meeting is the safe first choice.
Thursday1 meeting
| Time | Meeting |
|---|---|
| 8:00 pm | Platte AA501 1st St, Platte, SD 57369 ClosedEnglish |
1 group in Platte
A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.
- Platte AA1 meeting a week
Questions about AA in Platte
How many AA meetings are there in Platte?
Just one. That is what the public lists hold for Platte, and the pages for nearby towns are linked below.
Can I go to a meeting in Platte if I am not sure I am an alcoholic?
1 is marked closed and none is marked open. A closed meeting is still the right room if you think you may have a problem with drinking; it is family and the merely curious who are asked to use an open one.
Which AA groups meet in Platte?
One, and everything it runs is listed above. A group is the set of people who hold a meeting, so one group can account for several entries in the week.
How do rooms treat someone who has started drinking again?
The practical answer is that you walk back in. The longer the gap gets, the harder it feels to return, which is the only real argument for going sooner. An open meeting is the easiest one to walk back into.
Do I have to believe in God to go to AA?
No. Belief is not a condition of anything here. A lot of long standing members will tell you they got past the wording by ignoring it for a year. The labels in the table above say where a group has described itself as secular.