AA Meetings near Prunedale, California

No Smoking

Corner of Pajaro and San Miguel Streets. Enter Through Causeway on San Miguel St.

Rotating Literature and Speaker Share

We are in a freestanding building across the street from the main church.

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One hour meeting where a member is picked to share a favorite portion of the Big Book for 15 minutes. The group then discusses the reading.

Women Only

park in front of the church, the meeting is at the sanctuary

REUNIONES: DIARIAS 7:30 – 9:00 PM. LUNES A VIERNES 12:00 – 1:30 PM. TEL: (831)585-5396. (831)682-2418. (831)998-6533

REUNIONES: DIARIAS 7:30 – 9:00 PM. LUNES A SÁBADO 12:00 A 1:30 PM. DOMINGO 11:30 AM. – 1:00 PM. TEL: (831)905-4541. (831)751-9798. (831)500-3429

Park and enter in back.

Various format meeting five days a week

Open Women's meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous where we read from Living Sober and once a month we read a past issue of the Grapevine. 6/20/26 NOTE: Due to construction, meetings will be held in the church next to McGowan House until further notice.

Main entrance

Monday Step Study. In-Person Only. Temporarily moved to the soccer field during construction. Bring your own chair.

Monday women's meeting at 5:30 pm in Marina, CA for a reading of the Daily Reflections followed by discussion of the reading.

Meetings are held in the Hope Housing Community Room.

Daily Reflections reading and discussion meeting.

This is a daily meeting with a format that varies by day of the week: Sun–As Bill Sees It Mon–Topic Discussion Tue–Speaker Discussion Wed–Big Book Study Thu–Topic Discussion Fri–12 & 12 Step Study Sat–Topic Discussion

In the west building, through the courtyard.

-Big Book Study -Closed -Women of Color (WOC) -Trans & Nonbinary Inclusive This is a closed meeting for women of color (WOC). Trans and nonbinary individuals are welcome. This meeting is held in the Anne Hutchinson Room located in the preschool courtyard.

Doors open at 5:00 PM.

No Smoking

Women's meeting for those with Alanon and ACA issues too.

The format of this meeting is reading from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous (Fourth Edition) and we read the book from cover to cover. Each person reads one or two paragraphs and then comments on what has been read, or they can pass on making comments. The last ten to fifteen minutes of the meeting is used for open sharing. Come join in the fellowship while reading the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.

We meet in the board room at the back of the building.

Meetings are held in the church business office located behind the 7-11. Parking is available in the main church parking lot and along the street.

REUNIONES: LUNES A SÁBADO 7:00 – 9:00 PM. DOMINGOS: 11:00 AM.– 1:00 PM. TEL: (209)612-5265. (408)823-4604.

This meeting is a women's Big Book Study. Everyone has an opportunity to read from the Big Book and also share on the reading.

Parking is available in the back of the church.

Chairperson shares for approximately 20 minutes and then may suggest a topic for open discussion.

Holiday Schedule: This is a city owned facility and no meeting will be held when there is a public holiday observed by the city and the facility is closed.

▹This is a traditional Big Book study meeting focused on the 12 Steps and recovery from alcoholism. We read from the book Alcoholics Anonymous and hold a discussion based on the reading. The meeting lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes. ▹On the last Monday of each month, we begin with sobriety chip presentations celebrating various lengths of sobriety, followed by a speaker meeting. ▹Everyone is welcome — whether you’re new to A.A., exploring recovery, or supporting a loved one.

When you enter the parking lot, follow the drive to the right side of the chapel. The entrance to the meeting room is located at the back of the building.

The church requires wearing masks and social distancing.

● Face masks required for unvaccinated attendees Meeting Format: A round-robin reading of A.A. literature with and without comment by the reader, followed in the second half, by a general discussion of A.A. related topics. This group of A.A. attempts to maintain a tradition of free expression, and conducts a meeting where alcoholics may feel free to express any doubts or disbelief's they may have, and to share their own personal form of spiritual experience, their search for it, or their rejection of it. We do not endorse or oppose any form of religion or atheism. Our only wish is to assure suffering alcoholics that they can find sobriety in A.A. without having to accept anyone else's beliefs or having to deny their own.

Please bring markers, sponsor, big book, four week workshop

REUNIONES: DIARIAS 7:30 – 9:00 PM. TEL: (831)206-7292. (831)206-9516. (831)794-7194.