AA Meetings near El Monte Mobile Village, California

Child-Friendly for children 2 years and younger

We are in the large room in the back of the church's complex where the gas fireplace is. Walk down the driveway on the east side of the complex. There are two doors to enter through on your left after passing the iron gates.

The Never Alone Again is a one hour meeting open to anyone with the desire to stop drinking. Originally born out of downtown Boston meetings, we now welcome members from all across the world. The virtual discussion room is open 15 minutes before and after the meeting for fellowship.

Aloha! On Awakening is an AA group hosting a daily morning meeting from Honolulu, Hawaii. We are a literature-based group using “Daily Reflections” as the basis for our discussion. Our format is to read the day’s reading from the book “Daily Reflections” and then open the meeting for discussion on the day’s reading. Our daily meetings are open meetings and all are welcome to attend. We meet 7 days a week at 9:30am-10:30am

Chip & Men's Stag "What's Your Problem?" Meeting - Birthday Meeting Last Saturday

Suite J Tollhouse Rd. & 1st St. Handicapped Accessible

Birthday Meeting - Last Saturday

North of Olive between McKinley & Olive Handicapped Accessible

On the last Saturday of the month, this is our group-wide Birthday Meeting.

• Sisters In Sobriety

Suite J Tollhouse Rd. & 1st St. Handicapped Accessible

Living Sober & Open Sharing with Breakout Rooms This is an Open Secular AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) Meeting. We also cover many Big Book topics. We have open sharing and a meeting after the meeting. We also provide breakout rooms if you require something a little more private at the end of the meeting. We also provide attendance verifications if you attend. Please follow the verification request instructions in the meeting that will be mentioned by the Chair/Secretary.

The church is at East Prosperity and North Laspina, catty-corner from Home Depot

The Never Alone Again is a one hour meeting open to anyone with the desire to stop drinking. Originally born out of downtown Boston meetings, we now welcome members from all across the world. The virtual discussion room is open 15 minutes before and after the meeting for fellowship.

All Men - Big Book - Feedback from the Big Book We ask that you show respect for others and this meeting by - Making this meeting your primary activity and not a secondary event - NOT painting, driving etc - Please be on time, dress appropriately, be attentive, sit up with camera on - NOT laying in bed - We are not here to hear your war stories, viewpoints or opinions - NOT whining or complaining - When sharing please tell us about how the steps worked for you - NOT opinions or viewpoints - These meetings are for men SERIOUS about recovery and open to FEEDBACK Helmet's advisable but not required These meetings are NOT for the faint of heart We are NOT an ordinary meeting - Come and see We can't improve without feedback - so bring it on

Maybe you have heard people share in the meeting, but 5 minutes just isn’t enough and you want to hear more. Saturday evenings, you can listen to AA members share their story. The speaker meeting is in our main room!

We are a group of alcoholics working together to get and stay sober. We are doctors, custodians, mothers, fathers, children, and everyone in between living our lives one day at a time. Everyone who has a desire to stop drinking is welcome to become a member of our family as we trudge the road of happy destiny.

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Chip Meeting

Suite J Tollhouse Rd. & 1st St. Handicapped Accessible

Suite H

Suite 3 P.O. Box 522

New meeting format: the meeting starts with a ten-minute chairperson, followed by open discussion.

UBICADO EN EL 2DO PISO PLANIFICADAS CADA 3ER LUNES DEL MES

EDIFICIO DE ARRIBA. NUMERO DE CONTACTO PARA MAS INFORMACION 559 362 8631 559 589 5715

EDIFICIO DE ARRIBA. NUMERO DE CONTACTO PARA MAS INFORMACION 559 362 8631 559 589 5715

A daily online support Zoom meeting with readings & open discussion from The Daily Reflection, AA Big Book, & more. We are not a glum lot. Grounded in the Steps & Traditions of AA, we share our Experience Strength & Hope with Newcomers & Old Timers alike. Tradition #3 in Alcoholics Anonymous states, "The only requirement for membership is the desire to stop drinking." Open to all; everyone is welcome to attend. Meets daily from 7 pm to 10 pm USA PST. If you want to get sober or if you’re feeling tempted, talk with us. If you just want to listen in, come on in.

*AA GUTS* (AA Grant Us the Serenity) is an online Zoom meeting that welcomes anyone who has a desire to stop drinking. We currently host 7 open meetings nightly and reset every hour from 7pm-2am PT. Beginning at 7 PM Pacific Time and ending at 2 AM Pacific Time. 7 meetings daily! Court verification available This is a safe and anonymous environment that follows the traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous to help the alcoholic who still suffers. All are welcome.

We meet 7 Days a Week, and feature English speaking group members from all around the world. Come along with us! We are an audio/video meeting and feature a 15-minute speaker or topic followed by a group discussion 7 days a week. All are welcome. Great for newcomers, longtimers and everyone in-between.

Does not sign court cards

SUNDAY EXTRA MEETING 1:00PM-3:00PM

Birthday meeting on the 1st Saturday of each month. Business meeting on the 3rd Saturday of each month - NO AA MEETING that evening. Speaker meeting on the last Saturday of each month.

This is an Fresno Local Open Alcoholics Anonymous Zoom Meeting. We cover many topics. We also provide attendance verifications if you attend. Please follow the verification request instructions in the meeting that will be mentioned by the Host. Please note that our meetings are 1 hour meetings but we sometimes run over to 1 1/2 hour, to allow more members to share. Members with attendance verifications are free to leave after 1 hour.

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AA Principles Before Personalities - Discussion Meeting

All Principles Before Personalities Group meetings are followed by our unique 12 step parking lot where newcomers tell us about themselves and other members share their experience, strength and hope with them.

Suite J Tollhouse Rd. & 1st St. Handicapped Accessible

We meet seven days a week at the same time and have fun in sobriety together! We stay after each meeting for fellowship and hope to answer any questions.

We read the daily reflection from "Beyond Belief: Agnostic Musings for 12 Step Life" - Finally, Daily Reflections for Nonbelievers, Freethinkers and Everyone.

3a.m. - A Checkup from the Neck Up (Get Your Mind Right) 4a.m. - A Checkup from the Neck Up (Bad Moments, Never a Bad Day) 5:15a.m. - The Morning Zoo (I Came for My Drinking, Stayed for My Thinking) 7a.m. - Sober Sisters Women’s Meeting - Big Book Study 8:30a.m. - Prayer & Meditation Made Simple (Learn to Meditate Today) 10a.m. - (LGBTQ & More) - It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere (Music & Sobriety) 11:15a.m.- Checkup from the Neck Up - It's 5 O'clock Somewhere (Music & Sobriety) 12:30p.m. - A Check-Up from the Neck Up (Get Your Mind Right) 2p.m. - Beginner’s Literature & Step Meeting (Big Book Stories - Listen to & discuss a BB story each week) 3:15p.m. - Sober Sisters Women’s Meeting (30 min. meeting) 4p.m. - A Check-Up from the Neck Up (It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere-Music & Sobriety) 5:15p.m. - Sober Brothers Men’s Meeting (30 min. meeting) 6p.m. - No Matter What (We Don’t Drink) 7:15p.m. - AA Promises (9, 10, 12 & 5th Step Promises) 8p.m. - It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere - Music & Sobriety

Daily scheduling outline (All times Pacific Standard time) 2 90-Minute meetings at 9p.m. and 10:30p.m. 1 Two hour meeting after daily reboot at 12a.m. to 2a.m. (Begins with 30 min. open-mic fellowship) 19 Hour long meetings from 2a.m. to 9p.m. (On the hour every hour) *********************************** 12a.m. - Big Book Study 2a.m. - Daily Reflections 3a.m. - Thought Of The Day 4a.m. - Coffee Time & Recovery 5a.m. - Gratitude Hour 6a.m. - Chair's Choice 7a.m. - The First 164 8a.m. - Stools & Bottles 9a.m. - Speaker/Newcomers 10a.m. - Topic Hour 11a.m. - Alcoholic Management 12p.m. - BB Finger Stab 1p.m. - Looking At The Steps 2p.m. - Language Of The Heart 3p.m. - The Mix At Six 4p.m. - Big Book study 5p.m. - Topic Toss 6p.m. - Big Book Stories 7p.m. - Speaker 8p.m. - Traditions 9p.m. - Topic 10:30p.m. - Chair's Choice ***********************************

We are a group of alcoholics working together to get and stay sober. We are doctors, custodians, mothers, fathers, children, and everyone in between living our lives one day at a time. Everyone who has a desire to stop drinking is welcome to become a member of our family as we trudge the road of happy destiny.